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Message Posted: Mon, 24 Jun 2014 @ 01:13:30 GMT

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Srikanth,

Are you thinking that the Volatile table should "disappear" when the Stored Procedure completes? If so, completion of a Stored Procedure does not count as the end of the session and therefore the volatile table will not disappear.

All of Dieter's thoughts are also valid - especially the connection pool one. To release connection back into the pool, you call a "close" method, but this in fact does not close the connection and therefore anything you have done to the session (e.g. create a volatile table, change the default database, change the session semantics and so on) will still be current for the next use of that session.

Glenn Mc

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