Paul,
In Tango, you have a different model: you are really in client/server
mode. Oterro could be serving multiple client workstation/users from
the same database connection, or, conversely (perversely) could use
two different connections for successive hits from the same
browser/workstation. So a temporary table may not be visible to the
same user on a second command, or could be confused between two
users.
Oterro will create and manipulate a temporary table just fine but from
Tango, I think you will have to use permanent tables, and distinguish
the users through data values.
Bill
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001 17:47:54 -0700, pdbordine wrote:
>Has anyone tried using temporary tables through Oterro? I know that
the
>command works. I am concerned about deploying into heavy usage
without any
>experience to prove stability. Usage of temporary tables from the
R:Base
>client has stabilized in the last versions, and I use them extensively.
>This is the first time I have needed them from Tango.
>
>Any experience or advice is welcome!
>
>Thanks,
>Paul
>
