> > > TEMPORARY is SQL92 standard, TEMP is not.  Nuff said...
> > OK, but TEMPORARY doesn't work on 6.5.*, right?
> 
> Sure it does (at least as far as I can tell. The test/locale stuff has
> screwed up CVS update, so I have to do a clean checkout of at least
> that directory to get my tree back in shape :(
> 
> And, to beat a dead horse, I'm *still* not sure why we are carrying
> along the "TEMP" variant, losing the use of that name for other
> things.

Well, Tom Lane made it so we allow TEMP as an indentifier.  I now
remember that the issue with 7.0 was that everyone beat up on me because
I used TEMP instead of the SQL92-standard TEMPORARY when implementing
temporary tables.  See, it works now:

	test=> create table x ( temp char(2));
	CREATE

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