I believe that the guy who asked the question expected the table to be gone
when the session logs out, but it isn't the case. Global temporary tables are
nothing like the temporary tables from SQL server, which vanish when the session
is done. I don't think that creatig/dropping tables at the end of the session is
a good idea. I'm using GTT in several of my perl scripts in such a way that I first
load data into a GTT and then run a PL/SQL procedure to transform the data into the
required format, but I don't drop them. Most of those perl scripts are run from cron.
On 04/29/2004 01:51:13 PM, Jonathan Lewis wrote:
>
> There are a couple of bugs where Oracle fails
> to drop global temporary tables (Possibly because
> it gets their names wrong on the drop). Another
> example where SYS will accumulate GTTs is you
> drop and recreate bitmap join indexes.
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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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