> Is there anyway to create a temporary table that will only exist in RAM
> and not be written to the hard drive? Or do temporary tables already do
> that?
That is what temp tables do... but you should only use them for
throwaway data :)
Joshua D. Drake
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> If I can use a temporary table this way is there any simple way to merge
> the changes back into the original table?
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