> In the Momjian book it is stated:
>
> Temporary tables are ideal for holding intermediate data used by
> the current SQL session. For example, suppose you need to do many
> SELECTs on the result of a complex query. An efficient strategy
> is to execute the complex query once, then store the result in a
> temporary table.
>
>
> ...However, my question is doesn't postgresql calculate the cost
> of complex queries and store there result in some sort of global
> sql area sorted by LRU or cost so that you can simply write
> complex queries and take care of automatic caching?
Nope. Sorry. Those caches would have to be invalidated if someone made
a change to those tables.
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