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|    Not dropping temporary table    |
|    23 Dec 10 11:25:20    |
   
   From: tfs@dslextreme.com   
      
   I am trying to drop and reuse a temporary table and I get an error on the   
   second select/into.   
      
   *******************************************   
   IF OBJECT_ID('tempDB..#tfs1') IS NOT NULL   
    DROP TABLE #tfs1   
      
   SELECT * INTO #tfs1 ...   
      
   ...   
      
   DROP TABLE #tfs   
      
   SELECT * INTO #tfs1   
   ********************************************   
      
   This gives me an error:   
      
    There is already an object named '#tfs1' in the database.   
      
   But this seems to be done before actually executing the query.   
      
   Why would that be?   
      
   Obviously it is not there as I dropped it. I originally had the "IF   
   OBJECT_ID..." that I had before the first drop also before the 2nd drop and   
   thought that maybe that was a problem. So I just dropped it without testing   
   for it.   
      
   Thanks,   
      
   Tom   
      
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