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Create temporary table

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Question

Are temporary tables created in memory?

Answer

You can create a temporary table by running DDL similar to:

    MYDATABASE(ADMIN)=>create temporary table t1 (int1 integer);

The DDL above creates a table that is persisted on disk but this table will be implicitly dropped at the end of your session. For this reason, an explicit DROP TABLE statement is not required.

If you explicitly drop the table, the session cannot complete until the command is executed.

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NZ698058

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Modified date:
17 October 2019

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