SQL Temporary Table Title different from original












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I made a stored procedure which I want to store the results of it in a "temporary table"



I named the table 



#SalesDiff


HOWEVER,
the title of table under temporary tables folder is shown as 



#SalesDiff___________________________________________________________00000000023F


Below is basic query format



SELECT * INTO #SalesDiff FROM (

SELECT A, B, C

     FROM

(.... ) D





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    yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

    – Martin Smith
    Nov 21 '18 at 20:03


















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I made a stored procedure which I want to store the results of it in a "temporary table"



I named the table 



#SalesDiff


HOWEVER,
the title of table under temporary tables folder is shown as 



#SalesDiff___________________________________________________________00000000023F


Below is basic query format



SELECT * INTO #SalesDiff FROM (

SELECT A, B, C

     FROM

(.... ) D





sql sql-server







share|improve this question




















  • 2





    yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

    – Martin Smith
    Nov 21 '18 at 20:03
















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I made a stored procedure which I want to store the results of it in a "temporary table"



I named the table 



#SalesDiff


HOWEVER,
the title of table under temporary tables folder is shown as 



#SalesDiff___________________________________________________________00000000023F


Below is basic query format



SELECT * INTO #SalesDiff FROM (

SELECT A, B, C

     FROM

(.... ) D





sql sql-server







share|improve this question
















I made a stored procedure which I want to store the results of it in a "temporary table"



I named the table 



#SalesDiff


HOWEVER,
the title of table under temporary tables folder is shown as 



#SalesDiff___________________________________________________________00000000023F


Below is basic query format



SELECT * INTO #SalesDiff FROM (

SELECT A, B, C

     FROM

(.... ) D





sql sql-server




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  • 2





    yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

    – Martin Smith
    Nov 21 '18 at 20:03
















  • 2





    yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

    – Martin Smith
    Nov 21 '18 at 20:03










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yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

– Martin Smith
Nov 21 '18 at 20:03







yes this is normal. It is done behind the scenes to disambiguate the possibility of tables with the same name in different sessions. do you have a question?

– Martin Smith
Nov 21 '18 at 20:03














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Temporary tables only exist for the lifespan of the connection that creates them. When the SQL engine creates your table for you, it appends information to the end to distinguish your version of #SalesDiff from the version generated by the other three users running the same stored procedure.



Within your connection, the engine keeps track of the version information automagically, so you don't need to worry about the extension.






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  • Nice and simple answer, +1

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Temporary tables only exist for the lifespan of the connection that creates them. When the SQL engine creates your table for you, it appends information to the end to distinguish your version of #SalesDiff from the version generated by the other three users running the same stored procedure.



Within your connection, the engine keeps track of the version information automagically, so you don't need to worry about the extension.






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  • Nice and simple answer, +1

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Temporary tables only exist for the lifespan of the connection that creates them. When the SQL engine creates your table for you, it appends information to the end to distinguish your version of #SalesDiff from the version generated by the other three users running the same stored procedure.



Within your connection, the engine keeps track of the version information automagically, so you don't need to worry about the extension.






share|improve this answer
























  • Nice and simple answer, +1

    – Pawel Czapski
    Nov 21 '18 at 22:29














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Temporary tables only exist for the lifespan of the connection that creates them. When the SQL engine creates your table for you, it appends information to the end to distinguish your version of #SalesDiff from the version generated by the other three users running the same stored procedure.



Within your connection, the engine keeps track of the version information automagically, so you don't need to worry about the extension.






share|improve this answer













Temporary tables only exist for the lifespan of the connection that creates them. When the SQL engine creates your table for you, it appends information to the end to distinguish your version of #SalesDiff from the version generated by the other three users running the same stored procedure.



Within your connection, the engine keeps track of the version information automagically, so you don't need to worry about the extension.







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Nice and simple answer, +1

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