CREATE TABLE ##temp1 (xyz char(1))>We're having a problem with Stored Procedures that access Temp tables ... the problem occurs only on one of our customer's servers (using the exact same database, on a different one of their servers, there are no problems).
> CREATE TABLE #temp1 (xyz char(1)) > > EXEC SP2 > > SELECT * FROM #temp1 >>Now, SP2 contains code that uses #temp1 if it exists:
> IF OBJECT_ID('TempDb..#temp1) IS NOT NULL > INSERT INTO #temp1 (xyz) VALUE ('x') > ELSE > SELECT xyz FROM someothertable >>What ends up happening is that SP2 does not recognize that #temp1 has already been created and what we're trying to figure out is why. Something to do possibly with *where* Temp tables get created? Isn't it *always* in TempDb? If not, then where is the setting that dictates that?