After you have created the database, the next step is to create tables. Tables are objects that store and organize data within a database. SQL Server provides the following types of tables:
Temporary tables: These exist within the
tempdbdatabase. These tables do not exist permanently. Instead, temporary tables have a life and limited accessibility, which differ according to their type. You can create two types of temporary tables: local and global. The name of the local temporary table must begin with a single number sign (#) and the name of the global temporary table must begin with two number signs (##). Local temporary tables are only available in the user session that created the table. Therefore, SQL Server removes the local temporary table when the user session ends. On the other hand, global temporary tables are available for all user sessions after its creation. SQL Server removes the global temporary table once all user sessions that refer to it are...