Limiting Size of Created Disk Temporary Files and Tables
The ability to limit the size of created disk temporary files and tables was introduced in MariaDB 11.5.
Overview of the feature introduced in MariaDB 11.5 to limit disk space used by temporary files and internal on-disk temporary tables to prevent disk exhaustion.
Documentation for the system variable that limits the total size of temporary files and temporary tables that a single connection can use.
Reference for the global system variable that defines the maximum cumulative disk space all user connections can consume for temporary files and tables.
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