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Asked: 2026-05-28T08:00:00+00:00

I have a base query made (Thanks Justin Cave!) Now I have to use

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I have a base query made (Thanks Justin Cave!)

Now I have to use that query and join it to different tables and sub queries many times over to do checks against our data. Additional queries are likely to be added in the future. So in the end there will be maybe two dozen checks for the data and the findings will be summarized in an SSRS report. If this were in MSSQL, I would put the results of the queries into a temp table and finally run a select on the temp table. Doing as much research as possible I’ve decided that the best way would be to use the WITH clause and joining with the other temp tables and queries to get results, then Unionize all of the queries together to get my result. However this seems like it is going to be extremely messy and large. I’d use Global Temporary Tables, but they seem to be frowned upon in Oracle. Perhaps you have a better method for modularizing and organizing this?

Per our licensing agreement we are not able to add new tables in oracle (so I am told), but we are able to add view, stored procedures and functions.

Thanks in advance!

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  1. Editorial Team

    If materialized views are not forbidden to use, you can use them to get all the advantages of a temp table.

    But unless you need results of a sub-query in several different queries, you can just use as many independent sub-queries per query as you like, and operate on them as if these were tables. Most of the time you’ll have pretty decent query plans.

    Also, in my eyes, using a global temp table to speed up analysis 10x is worth it — as long as you don’t expose sensitive data to someone not trusted.

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