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Non Temp Temp Tables

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July 19, 2014 at 3:45 pm

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Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259105 More actions · Answer 1

Easy on, thanks!

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July 21, 2014 at 12:15 am

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Easy one, thanks 🙂

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Sreepathi1987 Default port Points: 1425 More actions · Answer 3

Easy One. 🙂

But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?

Umer Akram SSC-Insane Points: 22209 More actions · Answer 4

Sreepathi1987 (7/21/2014)
Easy One. 🙂
But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?

The answer is Yes.

Nice and easy question, but still tricky if you have never created a table in tempdb before. So Thanks for sharing Steve.

ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 5

Sreepathi1987 (7/21/2014)
Easy One. 🙂
But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?

Yes, which makes tempdb useful as an experimental sandbox. If you forget to clear up your tables, SQL Server will do it for you.

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July 21, 2014 at 3:46 am

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easy one on monday morning 🙂

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ChrisM@Work (7/21/2014)
Sreepathi1987 (7/21/2014)
Easy One. 🙂
But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?
Yes, which makes tempdb useful as an experimental sandbox. If you forget to clear up your tables, SQL Server will do it for you.

Now the question becomes useful for me. Thanks..

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Sreepathi1987 (7/21/2014)
Easy One. 🙂
But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?

Mostly yes.

If there is corruption in tempdb, that corruption will persist after a service restart. At that point, you have to manually drop tempdb files.

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Thomas Abraham SSChampion Points: 10761 More actions · Answer 9

Nice, and not so easy for me that I didn't have to think, but still easy enough for a Monday. And brought up an interesting point or two. Thanks Steve.

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Hugo Kornelis SSC Guru Points: 64790 More actions · Answer 10

Creating permanent tables in tempdb this way is tricky. They will behave "sort of" like permanent tables (they will not be removed when the batch ends or when you leave the scope), but they will not really be permanent in that they will be loist when the box restarts. (Or fails over in the case of a box that is part of a high availability setup).

ChrisM@Work (7/21/2014)
Sreepathi1987 (7/21/2014)
Easy One. 🙂
But i think it is rather unusual, tempdb is completely wiped out whenever the SQL Server service restarts. Yes or No?
Yes, which makes tempdb useful as an experimental sandbox. If you forget to clear up your tables, SQL Server will do it for you.

Beware of putting too much trust in this sandbox. Especially for tuning, tempdb is not a good place to try. Various features of the optimzed are not used in tempdb! (I know because I have been bitten by this often enough that I now, finally, remember. Most of the time).

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Miles Neale SSChampion Points: 13147 More actions · Answer 11

So you return from being gone and you give us a real easy one to lull us to sleep, and tomorow, WHAM! We must watch out for this.

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July 21, 2014 at 3:38 pm

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Thanks for an easy one, Steve!

Sean of the Lynchmob Ten Centuries Points: 1038 More actions · Answer 13

Welcome back, Steve. Thank you for treating us gently on your return! 😀

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