From earlier postings it seems like there is no way to check that a temp
table exists; at the time Tom suggested schemas might solve the problem. I
was wondering if:
(a) schema did solve the problem
or
(b) there was any chance of a backend function to get a temp table OID
(or 0 is none), or a view, eg. pg_temporary_tables?
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