What are the types of tables in Teradata
Answer Posted / ravi
We know that in Teradata all the tables are either SET or MULTISET.
The difference between SET and MULTISET tables is –
SET tables – SET tables did not allow duplicate values in the table.
MULTISET tables – MULTISET tables allow duplicate values in table.
Many of us already defined the temporary tables and permanent table .
Type of Temporary Table :
1) Global temporary Table : GTT can be either SET or Multiset .
2) Volatile Table : It can be either SET or Multiset .
3) Derived Table : they are specified on a query level with an AS keyword in
an sql ststment.
Permanent Table : Permanent Table DDL as well as data stored in Permanent Space . It can be either Set or Multiset .
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