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mtassin
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Posted Friday, July 06, 2012 8:30 AM
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Always nice to have an easy one on Friday....
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mtassin (7/6/2012)
Always nice to have an easy one on Friday....
Yes it is.
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Posted Friday, July 06, 2012 9:08 AM
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Nice question, thanks for the back to basics.
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Always nice to have an easy one on Friday....
Yes it is.
Count me in.
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Posted Friday, July 06, 2012 9:58 AM
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Nice question to end the week on. Thanks!
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Posted Friday, July 06, 2012 11:50 AM
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Thanks for the question! but the set of possible answers was "too easy": once I saw that B#2 was going to error out while B#3 was not, I didn't look at the subsequent Bs
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mtassin (7/6/2012)
Always nice to have an easy one on Friday....
I concur... but what is easy for one person isn't for another.
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BrainDonor (7/6/2012)
That explanation requires expanding slightly, because there is more than one type of temporary table.
Local
temporary tables (prefixes with '#') go out of scope when the exec command completes. However, use '##' to create a
Global
temporary table and the table can be accessed outside of the exec statement that created it.
You are right. But with global temporary table this will be no fun.
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Michael Poppers (7/6/2012)
Thanks for the question! but the set of possible answers was "too easy": once I saw that B#2 was going to error out while B#3 was not, I didn't look at the subsequent Bs
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Thanks.
I wanted to have it uniform.
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honza.mf
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Thanks to everyone.
Sorry, I missed the beggining of this discussion as I was out of civilization (holiday).
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