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I'm using 2 global temporary tables to store some information I'm
pulling from a DB2 database.
I process these two tables with some selects and updates. These tables
consist of 5-6 columns with each
row about 80-90 wide. We're about to go live with this procedure and
since global temp tables
use the user's temp tablespace, should I have my dba increase the temp
tablespace by the
largest data that both of these tables will store?
Also, after reading Tom Kyte's book, (great book...) I am a bit
confused. He says that
a global temp table is stored in a user's temp tablespace. Well, when
I create the
table, there are no rows in it. Does it just automatcally site in the
tablespace or
in memory. Also, after I fill it, is it always on disk or in memory
first then to disk
when there is no memory left. (like a large sort)
Thanks.
Eric
Received on Wed May 08 2002 - 10:32:14 CDT