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Introducing Tools for Business Logic : Concepts : Component types : Temp tables
 
Temp tables
A temp table is a set of fields (columns) that temporarily stores multiple rows of data during a session. It generally exists only for the duration of the procedure that defines it, or at most for the duration of a session. A field in a temp table can be a direct copy of a field in a persistent database table, or it can be derived from other fields or data sources.
For information on defining and using temp tables, see OpenEdge Getting Started: ABL Essentials. You can find links to OpenEdge manuals on the OpenEdge Product Documentation Web site.
With the Component Designer, you can add the following elements to a temp table diagram:
*Columns
*Indexes
*Annotations
*Note
*Note links