Support for creating and deleting temporary tables in MySQL#2
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I'd like to add, now that I remember it, that this is more dev-friendly than anything else. However, this would open the door to more plugins being possible. |
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Rare(?) use case for needing to copy data between tables but you never know when this might be needed.
Temporary tables are treated as memory-only tables that are dropped once the database connection is closed. Even though this is the case, the drop() function still supports dropping temporary tables as well as an enforcer.