Hi Yall,

In terms of performance, is there a difference between
global temporary tables and tables that have the NOLOGGING option? I know that data is stored differently in them, and that data goes away either after the transaction or session for global temp tables, but I don't care about that.

Only one session will be inserting data into these tables and then selecting it back out with some grouping. Then the tables will be truncated at the end of the session. I know that there are still some bugs with GTTs in the version of Oracle I am on, so I would like to avoid them if I can.

Thanks,

-John