Andrew Sullivan <[email protected]> writes:
> On Fri, Aug 05, 2011 at 08:35:37AM -0400, JJ wrote:
>> I was recently looking at the way "create temp table as" works and the
>> manual specifies that temp tables given the same name as an existing table
>> will be used instead of the permanent table. It also states that the
>> permanent table can be accessed via its schema-qualified name. I may have
>> answered my own question but is there any way to emulate this table
>> visibility functionality when referencing tables by their schema-qualified
>> name?
> No, because the schema qualification is what makes for the visibility
> functionality.
Also, you can change the priority if you have a mind to, by adding
"pg_temp" to the search_path explicitly, for example
SET search_path = public, pg_temp;
If there's no explicit reference to pg_temp in search_path then it's
implicitly searched first, which is why unqualified references to temp
table names work the way the manual says.
regards, tom lane
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