I create a DTS package, use one connection to create and populate temp table with ids to work with in next step, as following: declare @lastTimeUpdated datetime, @lastTimeExec datetime declare @tablename char(20) set @tablename='Sys_Function' select @lastTimeUpdated = max(Function_created) from Sys_Function if (select count(*) from Trans_Upd_Time_Exec_Log where tablename=@tablename)=0 begin insert into Trans_Upd_Time_Exec_Log (Tablename,NewExcTime,LstExcTime ) values(@tablename,getdate(),getdate()) select @lastTimeExec = getdate() end else begin select @lastTimeExec = LstExcTime from Trans_Upd_Time_Exec_Log where Tablename=@tablename update Trans_Upd_Time_Exec_Log set NewExcTime = @lastTimeUpdated where Tablename=@tablename end -- Populate Table select [Function_id] into ##Tmp_ID_Tbl5 from Sys_Function where (Function_created>=@lastTimeExec ) and (Function_created<=@lastTimeUpdated ) And then I use another connection to delete rows to be updated where ids are in temp table delete from Sys_Function where [Function_id] in ( select id from ##Tmp_ID_Tbl5 ) When executing this step, it shows invalid object name '##Tmp_ID_Tbl5'. Is anybody having any idea of this error message? Thanks,
Why do you use ## for temp table instead single #? Luis Martin Moderator SQL-Server-Performance.com All in Love is Fair Stevie Wonder All postings are provided “AS IS†with no warranties for accuracy.
Global temp tables are visible by all users... but Global temporary tables are automatically dropped when the session that created the table ends.... May be the connection created your global temp table not exists any more... MohammedU. Moderator SQL-Server-Performance.com
quote:Global temporary tables are automatically dropped when the session that created the table ends....Incorrect: a global temp table gets dropped when the last session that accesses the table ends.