5. Example of Creating a Temporary Table in a SELECT Statement
   Understanding Temporary Tables:Temporary tables are temporary storage structures created within a database session.They are only visible to the current session and are automatically dropped when the session ends
6. Understanding Temporary Tables and the Need for Checking and Deleting
   In SQL Server, a temporary table is a table that exists only for the duration of a specific session or batch. It's used for storing intermediate results
7. Optimizing Performance: How to Control Temporary Table Size in MySQL and MariaDB
   In-memory temporary tables: By default, MySQL and MariaDB try to create temporary tables in memory (RAM) for faster processing
8. Temporary Tables vs. Table Variables: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job (SQL Server)
   Temporary Tables (#temp): Created within the tempdb database and exist for the entire session (unless explicitly dropped). They are visible to all connections within that session
9. Taming the tempdb: Preventing Bottlenecks with Temp Tables and Table Variables
   Creation: Defined using the # symbol (e.g., #MyTempTable).Location: Stored in the tempdb database.Scope: Available within the session