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Temporary tables in MS Access

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cuffash

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is it possible to make a temporary table in access?
and if so use as normal table for query comparison?
 
Use a MakeTable query:
SELECT ... INTO myTempTable FROM ... WHERE ...

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What are you using the table for?

In soe of my databases, I use temporary tables where I create a table, populate it, use it and delete it and in some cases, I use a Recordset.

It depends on what I need to do.
 
There is no such thing as a "temporary table" in Access (unlike SQL Server). Tables are tables are tables. You might create a table for temporary use but it is the same as any other table.

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dhookom said:
" ... the same as any other table ... "

Including the ubiquitous bloat issue re ALL .mdb files. NOTHING is ever really deleted until compact & repair is performed.




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