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Lun Wing San (Oracle) wrote:
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> Gopal wrote:
> >
> > I would like to find out about how to create and user 'temp' tables
> > in Oracle in a manner similar to SQL Server. In SQL Server
> > it is possible to create temp tables in a stored procedure and this
> > table is only visible to that procedure and dies after the
> > procedure completes.
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> There is no temporary table in Oracle.
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> Name : Lun Wing San (Certified Oracle Database Administrator)
While there is no temp table, you can create a table in a session and use it, and then delete it, and as long as you don't do a commit before the delete, then the table will only be visible to that session.
sort of a hack...
Randy :) Received on Sun Apr 13 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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