Temporary tables should be kept as part of a connection, as the schema may not
contain them
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Key: SEQUOIA-948
URL: https://forge.continuent.org/jira/browse/SEQUOIA-948
Project: Sequoia
Type: New Feature
Versions: Sequoia 2.10.7
Reporter: Stephane Giron
Assigned to: Stephane Giron
Fix For: Sequoia 2.10.8
For some database engine (mysql for example), database schema does not contain
temporary tables (there may be several temporary tables using the same name, as
these exist only in the connection context.
Following SEQUOIA-945, requests that reference unknown table (in the database
schema) reference may be rejected. This can apply to temporary tables. In order
to make temporary tables, connections need to keep track of temporary tables
that were created. This will work obviously only with persistent connections
and / or inside transactions (in both case, the connection to the controller is
linked to the connection to the backend)
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