In SQL, a temporary table is created using the CREATE TABLE statement with a # (local) or ## (global) prefix for the table name. A temporary table is session-specific and will be automatically dropped once the session ends.
Example of creating a temporary table:
This creates a local temporary table named #TempTable. You can perform INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations on it within the session. For global temporary tables, use ##TempTable, which can be accessed across different sessions until the server is restarted.
