Temp tables in procedure

Hi,
I am trying to develop a procedure in which i have to create four tables to improve the performance of the procedure.
is there any other way in which i can do this? i don't want to create four table objects. if i use global temporary table. then also it will create structure in DB. i tried with table of records method. that is getting too complicated since its a very big procedure.
can anyone suggest me other ways of achieving this?

user12288167 wrote:
this procedure is called at the same time by 10 different interfaces. the procedure has 4 temp tables now, which are required to improve the performance. after all the processing is done it will insert the result into a final table. Temp tables are not required to improve performance. In fact, it slows things down and make performance worse.
What db operation has the single largest performance impact? I/O.
What does your so-called "+improvment+" do with temp tables? Generate more I/O for creating data in the temp tables and manipulate data in the temp tables.
So, how can generating more I/O be a performance improvement??
so we need separate tables for all these interfaces.i.e. 5*10=50 tables in all which is not acceptable by our project.
or is there any way to implement wait in the procedure while it is being accessed somewhere else?You need to scrap that procedure entirely. It is pretty much junk and will perform like junk.
There is very seldom a need for temp tables in Oracle. Very Important: The reasons for using temp tables in SQL-Server/Informix/etc DOES NOT exist in Oracle.
In Oracle, readers of data NEVER blocks writers of data. And writers of data NEVER blocks readers of data. Oracle provides and guarantees read consistency. There is no need for temp tables to deal with the lack of data consistency or (unwarranted) read/write serialisation.
Read up on Oracle read consistency - and use that, correctly. Without resorting to hacks like you had to do with temp tables in other (inferior) database products.

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regards
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Hi,
Can we use two global temporary tables in a
procedure.Yes
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also is there a restriction that we can not call
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chuck8 wrote:
ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'appt_tm LEFT JOIN (temp_appts) ON appt_tm.appt_time=temp_appts.appt_hr where tem' at line 1
I'm no expert on joins, but I know there were changes in MySQL 5.0.12 that resulted in queries that had previously worked failing. Go to http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/join.html, and scroll down to the section labelled Join Processing Changes in MySQL 5.0.12.

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Karthick_Arp wrote:
BluShadow wrote:
I agree with Karthick, there's no need for a temporary table in this situation.
And to add, temporary tables should not be created at runtime, they should be part of the initial design of the database, created once and used as needed. Creating them at runtime is just wrong.The problem is the name oracle has given to GTT. The word Temporary mislead lot of SQL Server developers and they think its something same as the temporary table used in SQL Server :)Yeah, Ingres does something similar to SQL Server too, in that you can create a temporary table (Ingres assigned it a unique name and tells you what it is), and you set an expiry time on it (i.e. set it to expire in 1 days time), and then a background process is supposed to clean up the tables that have expired. Unlike Oracle, they are not session specific, but become visible to all once created.
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Some people still sound mad at me because I have two queries and use temp tables
Because in Oracle, unlike in sql server, you generally do not NEED temp tables at all.
One of the biggest mistakes new Oracle developers make is to use PL/SQL when SQL will do the job just fine. Using PL/SQL when it isn't needed generally makes the code slower, less scalable and harder to maintain.
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Oracle works differently and generally doesn't need ANY temp tables. You need to learn about how Oracle handles transactions and read consistency and how writers do NOT block readers and vice versa.
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C#, asp.net app.
I have a stored procudure that outputs data to temp tables. The data in these tables is only there for the life of that connection. The stored procedure does NOT return data.
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No, Crystal does not have any access to those temp tables. They are locked by the owner who made the call and we have no API available in .NET that you can ride on to get access. Unless you can figure out a way at runtime to give full permission to the temp table then CR can use it. You just need to set the datasource to the temp table name at runtime. You will need to create the table so a report can be designed off it first but once done as long as the structure doesn't change the report will continue to work.
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Don

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SQL>declare
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