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>> use a dedicated local OpenEdge database for that. I already am using a dedicated local database. The client-session TT's essentially act like like a dedicated local database. We interact with these temp-tables in virtually the same way we would interact with regular database tables. All we need are some minor enhancements (detach them, copy them, re-attach to other local sessions). It seems to me that a few minor enhancements to temp-tables would involve less far overhead than setting up and managing some additional databases (and maintaining their persistent schema!). And it would probably be more likely that Progress would enhance their own temp-tables, rather than to start adding support for SQLite.
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