Read this SQL tutorial to learn when to use SELECT ... table1.column1 equals the value in table2.column1. The result is a temporary table that contains values from two tables, where the record ...

A more SQL-compatible way of doing things is to load each ... a row for each value in the values string passed to your stored procedure. This example creates a temporary table with a single column ...

If you use a local temp table ... the above example shows a 10 MB spill, spills of multiple gigabytes can happen with poor statistics or bad query constructs. Beyond just spills, SQL Server ...

I need to select some data (surprise) from several tables in a linked database which is running SQL Server 2000 ... then store them in a temp table. That way (I assume) I won't have to waste ...