I would be very interested in this feature as well. However, my understanding is that you must keep the connection open AND your application must retain the SAME connection between database interactions.
The only way that I have done this is by creating a Session ID column to your table of interest and make it a permanent table. The application then maintains the Session ID in memory and uses it to segregate the data from various users.
My main interest in this is to create my own user table which triggers on other tables will somehow use to know that a specific user is making a change on a specific row(s).
How do others handle this issue?
Enthusiastically,
Dave Leedom
At 11:20 AM 6/20/2005, Anjan Dave wrote:
Hi,
A developer is trying to use a Temporary Table via the java based application. The problem is following the temp table creation, he wants subsequent queries to query the temp table, but they are not in the same database session as the temp table. Is this something I can setup somewhere in the config? I would appreciate any pointers/info I can forward to him.
Thanks,
Anjan
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