In the application I am working on, it looks like I
would be creating some temporary tables as part of
complex sql statements.  I am thinking of keeping
these temp tables in a separate database file so that
access to the main tables are not affected.

I would appreciate any feedback, whether this would
increase performance, or if it would just create extra
work for me.



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