You can delete it before creation
drop table tmp0
Create a temporary table
select * into temp table tmp0 from xxx create index idx_tmp0_inner_cd on tmp0(inner_cd);
Check whether the temporary table is created, return 0 means not created, 1 is created
select count(*) from pg_class where relname = 'tmp0'
Or use the following statement, both pg and mysql
Create Table If Not Exists ( xxx varchar (20) Primary key , thTime varchar (20) , name varchar (20) )
It can also be used in the deletion table:
DROP TABLE If Exists temp.mjp_temp_update_log
Application example:
SELECT ids, code, INTO TEMP TABLE tmp0 FROM TEMP .m_product_x WHERE TEMP .m_product_x.ids = '' GROUP BY TEMP .m_product_x.code, TEMP .m_product_x.ids; CREATE INDEX idx_tmp0_inner_cd ON tmp0 (code); SELECT * FROM TEMP .m_product INNER JOIN tmp0 ON TEMP .m_product.code = WHERE TEMP .m_product.ids = '' ORDER BY , ; DROP TABLE tmp0;
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