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MyODBC v5 and temporary tables

MyODBC v5 and temporary tables

2007-05-24       - By Daniel Kasak

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Hi all.

I've now got the v5 driver installed, and can do simple selects, but
I've hit a fatal problem. Creating temporary tables doesn't seem to
work. I ran some code that creates 2 temporary tables, based on select
queries, and then does a 3rd query based on these 2 temporary tables
( all with the same ADODB connection ). Neither of the 2 temporary
tables are visible however, as if a new connection is being opened for
each query. Is this what's happening? How do I stop it?

I have confirmed this behaviour both inside Crossover Office and in
Windows 2000 ( in VirtualBox ).

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