Greg Stark <[email protected]> wrote: > Creating new catalog entries for [temp tables] gives up -- what I > think is the whole point of their design -- their lack of DDL > overhead. As long as we're brainstorming... Would it make any sense for temp tables to be created as in-memory tuplestores up to the point that we hit the temp_buffers threshold? Creating and deleting a whole set of disk files per temp table is part of what makes them so heavy. (There's still the issue of dealing with the catalogs, of course....) -Kevin
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