on 1/27/05 Albert Berry wrote...

> > The advantage of the temporary view is particularly noticeable when
views
> > are used for reporting,
> > and more than one user needs a slightly modified view from another user
> who
> > is reporting at the
> > same time, but needing a different data set returned. The temporary view
> is
> > only visible for the
> > user who created it, and lasts only for the session.


Will a permanent view based upon temporary tables work the same way and
thus avoid having to create them repeatedly?  I.E. The temporary tables are
user specific and thus controls the data set and should only be available to
the individual user.  Is my understanding correct that with a permanent view
based upon temporary tables, two simultaneous users see data completely
independent of each other?

Is there reasons not to use a permanent view based upon temporary tables
if the view is used consistently and the only difference is the data set in 
which
the temporary tables take care of?

Is not a view simply a stored select command and thus the only real difference
is whether you need to dynamically create it or store it for repetitive use?

Not a current problem, just attempting to have a better understanding so I 
can program more efficiently, with less overhead and trying to avoid pitfalls.

Thanks,
-Bob

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