Six notes for using the DB2 temporary table

When using temporary tables in the DB2 database, you need to pay attention to some issues. This article introduces you to six of the key issues for your reference and hopes to help you.

Notes for using temporary DB2 tables:

1. The Temporary Table of DB2 needs to be created using the command Declare Temporary Table, and must be created on the Temporary Table space of the user;

2. When creating a database, DB2 does not create user temporary tablespaces by default. To use temporary tables, you must create user temporary tablespaces before creating temporary tables;

3. The temporary table mode is SESSION;

4. By default, when the Commit command is executed, all records in the temporary table will be deleted. This can be controlled by specifying different parameters when creating the temporary table;

5. When the ROLLBACK command is run, the user's temporary table will be deleted;

6. In DB2 version 8, logs can be recorded for temporary tables.