> > Or, you might be able to make a case that you CANNOT shadow a table
> > that is referenced by a constraint (due to the permanent table constraints
> > cannot reference a temporary table restriction). Since the creation of
> > the temp table would break the restriction, it is illegal.
>
> Good point. What does the standard say about it? Can a table,
> referred to by foreign key constraints or referential
> actions, be shadowed by a temp table?
Maybe we should prevent shadowing of a table that is used as a foreign
key.
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