Or, perhaps, you want the database to create a temparary table for a specific user. (I think Oracle can do that -- you'd have to check the Oracle documentation/consult an Oracle DBA for exactly how).
Otherwise, I would suggest using something like HSQL or some such. If you can explain why you need it, we might be able to come up with more practical suggestions.
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deepak borole
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wat i want to do is that....i have a main database on the server...and when some client will access my site the selected records should be stored at the client side....how can this be done..
Hemant Agarwal
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Use javascript. For table use multi dimensional arrays
Deepak, You mean you want a GUI table to represent your real database table? For a webpage, use HTML/Javascript/JSP. For an applet or client application, use Swing.
Either way, you use JDBC to get the data from the database table.