Stored Procedure Issue - Problem With Temporary Tables
Jun 14, 2006
I would like to create a stored procedure which creates a temp table to
store some XML. The # of fields of XML is dependent upon the contents
of another table in the application, so the first part of my procedure
identifies the # of fields necessary. That is working correctly. The
second part of the procedure actually attempts to create the table.
This is where my issue is.
If I attempt to create the table as a non-temporary table, the
procedure executes correctly. As soon as I add the hash marks in front
of the table name to indicate that it is a temporary table, it is
failing. Is this a known bug? Or is my code just uncharacteristically
bad? ;)
I'm getting an error that says "Invalid object name '#temp'."
The section of code that has an issue is (the value of @max is 25 in my
test):
SET @xq = 'CREATE TABLE #temp ( respid int, '
SET @i = 0
WHILE( @i <= @max ) BEGIN
SET @xq = @xq + 'response' + CAST( @i AS VARCHAR( 4 ) ) + '
xml'
IF ( @i < @max ) BEGIN
SET @xq = @xq + ', '
END
SET @i = @i + 1
END
SET @xq = @xq + ' )'
SELECT @nxq = CAST( @xq AS NVARCHAR( 40000 ) )
EXECUTE sp_executesql @nxq
......
DROP TABLE #temp
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Nov 15, 2006
Hi,If one uses a temporary table/ table variable within a storedprocedure, will it use the compiled plan each time the stored procedureis executed or will it recompile for each execution?Thanks in advance,Thyagu
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Jun 7, 2005
What I am trying to do now is combine multiple complex queries into one table
and query it showing the results on an ASP.net page.
I am currently using SQL Server 2000 backend. Each one of these queries are
pretty complex so I created each query as a Stored Procedure. These queries are
dynamic by each user, so the results will never be the same globally.
What I have done so far was created a master stored procedure passing the
current user's username as a parameter. Within the master SP (Stored Procedure)
it creates a temporary table inserts and executes multiple stored procedures and
inserts into the temporary directory. Each of the sub stored procedures all
have the same columns. After the insert to the temp tables, I then query the
temp table and return it to the function it was executed in code and fill it as
a System.Data.DataTable. I then bind the DataTable to a
Repeater.DataSource.
Problem: When the page is rendered, it returns nothing. I
tested the master SP in the data environment and it works fine.
Suspect: ASP.net when the SP is executed, it sees that the
data is a disconnected datasource? Perhaps the session in the SQL Server when
the temp table is created isn't in SYSOBJECTS system table?
Here is an example of the code from the master SP:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.TM_getAlerts @Username
varchar(32)ASCREATE TABLE #MyAlerts ([DATE] datetime, [TEXT]
varchar(200), [LINK] varchar(200) )
INSERT INTO #MyAlertsEXEC
TM_getAlertsNewTasks @Username
INSERT INTO #MyAlertsEXEC
TM_getAlertsLateTasks @Username
SELECT [DATE] AS 'DATE', [TEXT]
AS 'TEXT', [LINK] AS LINK FROM #MyAlerts
GO
It is a fairly simple call... but why doesn't ASP.net doesn't see it when the
the DataTable is filled. I tried just executing one of the sub SP without
creating temporary tables and it works flawlessly. But the query in one of the
sub SP is a normal but complex select.
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Oct 25, 2006
This post is related to SQL server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 alleditions.Many of my stored procedures create temporary tables in the code. Iwant to find a way to find the query plan for these procsRepro--***********************************use pubsgoCREATE PROCEDURE Test @percentage intASSET Nocount on--Create and load a temporary tableselect * into #Temp1 from titleauthor--Create second temporary tablecreate table #Temp2 ( au_id varchar(20), title_id varchar (20), au_ordint, rolaylityper int)--load the second temporary table from the first oneinsert into #Temp2 select * from #Temp1goset showplan_Text ONgoEXEC Test @percentage = 100GOset showplan_Text OFFgo**************************************I get the following errorServer: Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Procedure Test, Line 10Invalid object name '#Temp2'.Server: Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Procedure Test, Line 10Invalid object name '#Temp1'.I do understand what the error message means. I just want to know abetter way of finding the query plan when using temp objects.My real production procs are hundreds of lines with many temp tablesused in join with other temp tables and/or real tables.Regards
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Dec 20, 2007
Can a SqlDataSource or a TableAdapter be attached to a stored procedure that returns a temporary table? I am using Sql Server 2000.
The SqlDataSource is created with the wizard and tests okay but 2.0 controls will not bind to it.
The TableAdapter wizard says 'Invalid object name' and displayes the name of the temporary table.ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.QualityControl_Audit_Item_InfractionPercentageReport
@AuditTypeName varchar(50), @PlantId int = NULL,
@BuildingId int = NULL, @AreaId int = NULL,
@WorkCellId int = NULL, @WorkShift int = NULL,
@StartDate datetime = NULL, @EndDate datetime = NULL,
@debug bit = 0 AS
CREATE TABLE #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable (ItemHeader varchar(100), Item varchar(250), HeaderSequence int, ItemSequence int, MajorInfractionPercent money, MinorInfractionPercent money)
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(4000), @paramlist nvarchar(4000)
SELECT @sql = '
INSERT INTO #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable
(ItemHeader, Item, HeaderSequence, ItemSequence, MajorInfractionPercent, MinorInfractionPercent)
SELECT DISTINCT QualityControl_Audit_Item.Header,
QualityControl_Audit_Item.AuditItem,
QualityControl_Audit_Item.HeaderSequence,
QualityControl_Audit_Item.AuditItemSequence,
NULL, NULL
FROM QualityControl_Audit INNER JOIN
QualityControl_Audit_Item ON QualityControl_Audit.QualityControl_Audit_Id = QualityControl_Audit_Item.QualityControl_Audit_Id
WHERE (QualityControl_Audit.AuditType = @xAuditTypeName)'
IF @PlantId IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.PlantId = @xPlantId'
IF @BuildingId IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.BuildingId = @xBuildingId'
IF @AreaId IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.AreaId = @xAreaId'
IF @WorkCellId IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.WorkCellId = @xWorkCellId'
IF @WorkShift IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.WorkShift = @xWorkShift'
IF @StartDate IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.DateAuditPerformed >= @xStartDate'
IF @EndDate IS NOT NULL SELECT @sql = @sql + ' AND QualityControl_Audit.DateAuditPerformed <= @xEndDate'SELECT @sql = @sql + '
ORDER BY QualityControl_Audit_Item.HeaderSequence, QualityControl_Audit_Item.AuditItemSequence'
IF @debug = 1 PRINT @sqlSELECT @paramlist = '@xAuditTypeName varchar(50), @xPlantId int, @xBuildingId int, @xAreaId int, @xWorkCellId int,
@xWorkShift int, @xStartDate datetime, @xEndDate datetime'
EXEC sp_executesql @sql, @paramlist, @AuditTypeName, @PlantId, @BuildingId, @AreaId, @WorkCellId, @WorkShift, @StartDate, @EndDateDECLARE my_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT ItemHeader, Item, MajorInfractionPercent, MinorInfractionPercent FROM #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable
OPEN my_cursor
--Perform the first fetchDECLARE @ItemHeader varchar(100), @Item varchar(250), @MajorInfractionPercent money, @MinorInfractionPercent money
FETCH NEXT FROM my_cursor INTO @ItemHeader, @Item, @MajorInfractionPercent, @MinorInfractionPercent
--Check @@FETCH_STATUS to see if there are any more rows to fetch.
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
--Major
EXEC dbo.QualityControl_Audit_Item_InfractionPercentageReport_CalculateForMajorOrMinor @AuditTypeName, @PlantId, @BuildingId, @AreaId, @WorkCellId, @WorkShift, @StartDate, @EndDate, @ItemHeader, @Item, 'Major', @debug, @InfractionPercent = @MajorInfractionPercent OUTPUTUPDATE #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable
SET MajorInfractionPercent = @MajorInfractionPercentWHERE (((ItemHeader IS NULL) AND (@ItemHeader IS NULL) OR (ItemHeader = @ItemHeader)) AND (Item = @Item))
--Minor
EXEC dbo.QualityControl_Audit_Item_InfractionPercentageReport_CalculateForMajorOrMinor @AuditTypeName, @PlantId, @BuildingId, @AreaId, @WorkCellId, @WorkShift, @StartDate, @EndDate, @ItemHeader, @Item, 'Minor', @debug, @InfractionPercent = @MinorInfractionPercent OUTPUTUPDATE #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable
SET MinorInfractionPercent = @MinorInfractionPercentWHERE (((ItemHeader IS NULL) AND (@ItemHeader IS NULL) OR (ItemHeader = @ItemHeader)) AND (Item = @Item))
FETCH NEXT FROM my_cursor INTO @ItemHeader, @Item, @MajorInfractionPercent, @MinorInfractionPercent
END
CLOSE my_cursor
DEALLOCATE my_cursor
SELECT * FROM #QualityControl_Audit_Item_SelectDistinctByFilters_TempTable
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Jun 3, 2006
There are two ways to create a temporary tables in stored procedures
1: Using Create Table <Table Name> & then Drop table
ex. Create Table emp (empno int, empname varchar(20))
at last : drop table emp
2. Using Create table #tempemp
( empno int, empname varchar(20))
at last : delete #tempemp
---which one is preferrable & why.
what are the advantages & disadvantages of the above two types.
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Jan 4, 2008
hi
what are temporary store procedure and where they are used,can u give me an example where the temporary stored procedures are used.
can we create a procedur with in a procedure?
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Oct 14, 2001
I'm so desperate, I'll pay $100 to the proper solution to this problem. I'm sure it's an easy fix, but I'm wasting more money every day trying to figure it out...
I have a table with hierarchial data in it (see the bottom tabledef) and I need to query an "indented outline" of the records in it for a tree control on a website. To do that I have to perform some sort of recursive or nested query or I can do all that manipulation in a temporary table/cursor... However, even though the resultset will display when I check the query, when I try to open it using ADO, I get a recordcount of -1.... it's very frustrating and extremely important.
I'd rather pay an expert here than try to navigate a tech help line.
ConnIS is defined in an earlier include file...
Set oCmd = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
Set oCmd.ActiveConnection = ConnIS
oCmd.CommandText = "dbo.Expandset" 'Name of SP
oCmd.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc 'ADO constant for 4
Set oTmp = oCmd.CreateParameter("@current", adInteger, adParamInput,, 892)
oCmd.Parameters.Append oTmp
Set oRs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
oRs.Open oCmd
Response.Write oRs.RecordCount & "<hr>"
oRs.Close
Set oRs=Nothing
This code generates the following result when run from an active server page:
-1<hr>
When I execute the raw SQL code ("exec Expandset 892") against the stored proc in the query analyzer, I get:
item tier
----------- -----------
892 1
948 2
895 2
946 2
945 2
893 2
894 3
944 2
943 2
904 2
896 3
897 4
901 2
903 3
902 3
900 2
947 2
899 2
The source for the stored proc is:
------------------------------------------------------
CREATE PROCEDURE Expandset (@current int) as
SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE @level int, @line char(20)
CREATE TABLE #stack (item int, tier int)
CREATE TABLE #output (item int, tier int)
INSERT INTO #stack VALUES (@current, 1)
SELECT @level = 1
WHILE @level > 0
BEGIN
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM #stack WHERE tier = @level)
BEGIN
SELECT @current = item
FROM #stack
WHERE tier = @level
SELECT @line = space(@level - 1) + convert(varchar,@current)
INSERT INTO #output (item, tier) values (@current, @level)
DELETE FROM #stack
WHERE tier = @level
AND item = @current
INSERT #stack
SELECT ID, @level + 1
FROM SITE_Container
WHERE parent = @current
IF @@ROWCOUNT > 0
SELECT @level = @level + 1
END
ELSE
SELECT @level = @level - 1
END
SELECT O.item, O.tier FROM #output O
-------------------------------------------------------------------
The relevant portions of the Table definitions for SITE_Container are:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[SITE_Container] (
[ID] [int] IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL ,
[Parent] [int] NULL)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
My contact information is:
Jared Nielsen
PO Box 600271
Jacksonville, FL 32260
904-230-1688
888-316-2357 vm / fax
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Sep 3, 1998
When I use comands insert and update with VB5 and ODBC, one temporary stored procedure is created in database tempdb to each command executed.
These stored procedures are deleted only when the connection is closed.
My program use comands insert and update inside a loop, and a lot of temporary stored procedure are generated and full the database tempdb. When it occur, others systems are afecteds.
My questions:
Why it occur ?
Wich have created this stored procedure ?
How to avoid it occur ?
The versions are:
SQL Server 6.5
Visual Basic 5.0
SQL Server ODBC Driver 2.65.0240
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Mar 21, 2006
I'm trying to insert the results of a stored procedure call into a temporary table, which is not working. It does work if I use a non-temporary table. Can anyone tell me if this is supported or what I am doing wrong.
Here is an example:
-- DROP PROCEDURE testProc
CREATE PROCEDURE testProc AS
BEGIN
SELECT '1111' as col1, '2222' as col2
END
-- this call will fail with message Invalid object name '#tmpTable'.
INSERT INTO #tmpTable EXEC testProc
--- DROP TABLE testTable
CREATE TABLE testTable (col1 varchar(5), col2 varchar(5))
-- this call will succeed
INSERT INTO testTable EXEC testProc
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Feb 20, 2008
I have a stored procedure with the following:
CREATE TABLE #t1 (... ...);
WITH temp AS (....)
INSERT INTO #t1
SELECT .... FROM temp LEFT OUTER JOIN anothertable ON ...
This stored procedure works fine in Management Studio.
I then use this stored procedure in an ASP.NET page via a SQLDataSource object. The ASP.NET code compiles without error, but the result returned is empty (my bounded GridView object has zero rows). From Web Developer, if I try to Refresh Schema on the SQLDATASource object, I get an error: "Invalid object name '#t1'. The error is at the red #1 as I tried putting something else at that location to confirm it.
What does the error message mean and what have I done wrong?
Thanks.
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Oct 5, 2007
Firstly I consider myself quite an experienced SQL Server user, andamnow using SQL Server 2005 Express for the main backend of mysoftware.My problem is thus: The boss needs to run reports; I have designedthese reports as SQL procedures, to be executed through an ASPapplication. Basic, and even medium sized (10,000+ records) reportingrun at an acceptable speed, but for anything larger, IIS timeouts andquery timeouts often cause problems.I subsequently came up with the idea that I could reduce processingtimes by up to two-thirds by writing information from eachcalculationstage to a number of tables as the reporting procedure runs..ie. stage 1, write to table xxx1,stage 2 reads table xxx1 and writes to table xxx2,stage 3 reads table xxx2 and writes to table xxx3,etc, etc, etcprocedure read final table, and outputs information.This works wonderfully, EXCEPT that two people can't run the samereport at the same time, because as one procedure creates and writesto table xxx2, the other procedure tries to drop the table, or read atable that has already been dropped....Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get around thisproblem?I have thought about generating the table names dynamically using'sp_execute', but the statement I need to run is far too long(apparently there is a maximum length you can pass to it), and evenbreaking it down into sub-procedures is soooooooooooooooo timeconsuming and inefficient having to format statements as strings(replacing quotes and so on)How can I use multiple tables, or indeed process HUGE procedures,withdynamic table names, or temporary tables?All answers/suggestions/questions gratefully received.Thanks
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Aug 29, 2007
which is more efficient...which takes less memory...how is the memory allocation done for both the types.
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Mar 15, 2004
Can you create a temporary table using an ad-hoc query?
What I am trying to do is a type of filter search (the user has this and this or this) were i will not know how may items the user is going to select until they submit....that is why i can't use a stored procedure(i think)....any help on how to do this?
Thanks,
Trey
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Sep 12, 2004
Hi could anyone give me a hint what does term "temporary table" mean regarding sql server?
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Nov 7, 2005
Hi all,
how can i execute this query without errors??
create table #luca(c int)
drop table #luca
select * into #luca
from anagrafica_clienti
The error lanched is:
Server: Msg 2714, Level 16, State 1, Line 6
There is already an object named '#luca' in the database.
Why if i drop the table?How can i do?Thanks guy
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Jan 15, 2007
Afternoon.
I'm having trouble with a query and ASP. The query itself is easy. I need a temporary table to be filled with the contents of a select and then i need to select out of the temporary table and return the results to the ASP.
So:
Code:
DECLARE @RESULTS TABLE (
ItemID int,
ItemDescription char(50),
ItemType int,
ItemRequestedBy char(50),
ItemStatus int,
ItemQuantity int,
ItemCostPer money,
ItemOrderNumber int,
DateAdded smalldatetime,
DateLastEdited smallDateTime
)
INSERT into @results (ItemID, ItemDescription, ItemType, ItemRequestedBy, ItemStatus, ItemQuantity, ItemCostPer, ItemOrderNumber, DateAdded, DateLastEdited)
SELECT * from cr_EquipmentData
SELECT * from @results
When I run this in Query Analyser, I get exactly the results I need... But when I try and run the ASP script, I get an error about the recordset not being open. (It's not the ASP checking 'cos when I run a simple select statement it works)
I appreciate there is no use for the query as it stands, but eventually I want to be able to perform not destructive statements on the @results table before returning the data to ASP. This is more 'testing' than anything at the mo'
Has anyone got any ideas?
Thanks...
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Apr 14, 2004
I am writing a stored procedure that outputs it's information to a temporary table while it assembles the information. Afterwards, it returns the contents of the temporary table as the results of the stored procedure.
I found that if you create the table, inside the SP, as an ordinary table, the information builds to that table considerably faster than if you use a true temporary table.
I found that if I create a user function that returns a table as it's return value, it is also as slow as if I used a true temporary table.
The database can amass over 2 million records in one table in just a few days. If I have the procedure query against this table, and output to an ordinary table it creates, and summarize the information it is adding to the table, then it takes an average of around 4 minutes to return the results from the query. If I change the output table to a temporary table (#temp), it between 12 and 15 minutes. Nothing else in the procedure changed. Just the kind of table. If I take the logic and move it to a function which returns those results in a RETURN table, it also takes over 14 minutes.
Why would it take so much longer outputing to a temporary table rather than a normal table? Is it because temporary tables are stored in a different database (tempdb)? Why would returning query results from a function be just as slow?
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May 25, 2004
How can I view logs of local (to a session) temporary that are created/dropped?
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Aug 21, 2007
Hi,
I am trying to join two tables usig two temporary tables.I want the Output as table2/table1 = Output
Select temp2.Value/temp1.Value as val
from
(
(
select count(*)as Value from [Master] m
inner join [Spares]s on s.SId=m.SID
where m.Valid_From between '2007-06-01' and '2007-06-30'
)temp1
Union
(
select isnull(sum(convert(numeric(10,0),s.Unit_Price)),'0') as Value
from [Order] h
inner join [Spares] s on s.Number = s.Number
where h.Valid_Date between '2007-06-01' and '2007-06-30'
))temp2
as t
I could not find the output..
Plz help me..
Thanks..
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Nov 2, 2007
Hello,
Our java application is running on oracle and now we would like to port it to sql server 2000. In oracle we have a global temporary tables that has an option on commit to delete rows.
Now I am looking for the same option in sql server but as far as I can see sql server's local temporary tables are visible per connection. Since the connection are shared in the pool it seems I can not rely on local temporary tables since the connection does not get closed at the end of the user's session. I need something that is visible per transaction not per connection.
Is it a better approach just to create a regular table and basically have a trigger to delete all data on commit?
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Jul 20, 2005
If a stored procedure invokes another stored procedure that creates atemporary table why can't the calling procedure see the temporary table?CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.GetTempASCREATE TABLE #Test([id] int not null identity,[name] as char(4))INSERT INTO #Test ([name]) VALUES ('Test')CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.TestASEXEC dbo.GetTempSELECT * FROM #Test -- Invalid object name '#Test'.Thanks,TP
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Jul 20, 2005
Hi, just a quick question regarding performance and speed.Q. Run a complicated query three times or create a TEMPORARY table andaccess it as needed?I have a page where it will be accessed 10,000+ a day.In that page I have an SQL query where it involves 3 different tables(approximate table sizes T1) 200,000 T2) 900,000 T3) 20 records)I'll be running that query 3 times in that page...One to retrieve the content and display it on the page.Second to count the number of records (using COUNT(*) function)And third to retrieve the content regions. (using DISTINCT function)What would be the best way of doing...Running the SQL query 3 timesOrCreate a temporary table and access it as many time as I needRegards,
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May 8, 2007
Hello,
I would like to know from other members whether they are successful in using temporary tables within a stored procedure and use that stored procedure in a report.
My scenario is like this:
I have a stored procedure A which fetches the data from different tables based on the orderno passed as input parameter.
I have built another stored procedure B with a temporary table created and inserting the rows in to this temporary table based on vendor related specifc orders by calling the above procedure A.
I have used this stored procedure in the dataset created and getting this error:
Could not generate a list of fields for the query. Check the query syntax, or click the Refresh Fields on the query toolbar.
Does anybody encountered this and have a resolution.
Thanks in advance.
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Dec 12, 2007
Hi All
declare @temp table
([EVENT_TYPE_ID] [int],
[Desc] [nchar](50) NOT NULL,
[Lead_Time] [smallint] NULL)
INSERT @temp
SELECT *
FROM TBL_EVENT_DEFINiTION
The table definition for @temp is the same as TBL_EVENT_DEFINiTION. The problem is I need to add a field to the @temp table and define the values using an update statement. If I include the additional field in the @temp table declaration then I get an error saying something to the effect of the number of fields is different. Is there a way of altering the temporary table to add this field?
Many thanks in advance
Alex
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May 15, 2006
Hello!
I'm creating a temporary table in a procedure to help me with some calculations. I would like the name of the temporary table to be 'dynamic', I mean, to have the hour it was created, something like this: create table #myTempTable15May11:10:00, so if someone access the procedure while it's running, he won't have problems in creating his 'own' temporary table (create table #myTempTable15May11:10:02). Is there anyway I can do this?
Thank you!
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Apr 26, 2007
Hello,
I tried to make a DTS to transform data in a text file, I used a Store Procedure that use a temp table (#Resultados) but the DTS give me an error.
I read that in this case I canīt use local temp tables but I can use global temp tables, then I changed in my Store, #Resultados by ##Resultados, bu the result was the same.
My Store is likely to his. Please help me.
INSERT ##Resultados (Planta, Etapa,GrupoEquipo,Equipo,Concepto,Fecha,Guardia,
Valor,idConcepto)
EXEC CalculosDiarios @Area,@Reporte,@FechaIni,@FechaFin,0
SELECT LEFT(RP.Grupo,3) + LEFT(RP.Equipo,12) + LEFT(RP.SubGrupo,2)
+ LEFT(D.Fecha,8) + D.Valor as Dato
FROM
ReportesPlantilla RP
LEFT JOIN
##Resultados D
ON
RP.Planta = D.Planta
AND RP.Etapa = D.Etapa
AND RP.GrupoEquipo = D.GrupoEquipo
AND RP.Equipo = D.Equipo
AND RP.Concepto = D.Concepto
AND D.Fecha BETWEEN @FechaIni AND @FechaFin
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Jul 23, 2007
Can some one tell me how to display the fields of temporary table in the report? In the query a global temp table is created and in the end i am displaying the fields of that table. How do i do that?
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Aug 9, 2007
Hi,
I have some questions regarding Temporary tables.
I need to use a temporary table within a stored procedure (which is a transaction), should I use local temporary table or global temporary table?
If I use a temporary table in my transaction, do I destroy the temporary table at the end of the transaction, or just leave it, and let the sytem clean it up? If I destroy the temporary table at the of the transaction, what happens if another user session is accessing the temporary at the very moment?
Thanks.
Cathie
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Jun 8, 2005
I am searching for information on paging large datasets, and have found
some that involve creating temporary tables in the database.
Before I head off and implement something, I have a number of issues
I'd like to bounce around here.
1. An example I found on MSDN involves creating a temporary table,
copying relevant columns to the row in the temp table. Why do
this, rather add the source tables primary keys into the temp table,
and do a join? Example; browsing Products Catalog which is
categorised into hierarchies. The MSDN version would have a temp
table created with a incrementing field which is used for the paging,
and then a number of fields are also copied from the products table to
the temp table - my question is why not simply copy the product primary
key into the temp table, and then join?
2. In real life, do people allow each user to create their own
temporary tables? If I have 1000 concurrent users, all wishing to
perform a page-based browse, I would be creating 1000 new temporary
tables. Do people consider default temp tables, that is, creating
a default temporary table for browsing each category in the products
table, for example?
3. Do you have any advice/tips for this type of problem?
Thanks!
JR.
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May 1, 2000
In Access 97/2000, a local table can be created in the program database, while the data is stored in a linked database. This is useful for me to do a sort-of iterative drill-down on linked tables, e.g. filter table1 into table2, then further filter table2 into table3 and so on.....
If I do this I leave a trail that I can navigate in reverse (back up a step).
This is very important in my app.
So now my problem is....I'm trying to duplicate this in an ADP file using only ADO 2.5. I have no local tables, only server tables. If I create a temporary table, it only exists until the procedure ends.
Is there any way to create temporary tables that are specific to a user session and do not automatically delete themselves, or is there a better way to do this in SQL7?
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Jan 28, 2004
on sql-server-performance.com i read :
Do not create temporary tables from within a stored procedure that is invoked by the INSERT INTO EXECUTE statement. If you do, locks on the syscolumns, sysobjects, and sysindexes tables in the TEMPDB database will be created, blocking others from using the TEMPDB database, which can significantly affect performance. [6.5, 7.0, 2000] Added 9-1-2000
I have a question does this negative effect also include simple SQL commands apart from stored procedures.
For example if from vb i execute a "Select into" temporary table. Will this have the same negative impact as with executing this from a stored procedure ?
Thank you very much
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