temporary tables using interfaces in this

What is the purpose of the temporary tables in all by performing interfaces
someone explain to me the treatment

Transformation of a CI mess up sliders SQL, that I recently discovered. A temporary table or a set of rows to retrieve the values you are looping on (if of course) can help solve this problem.

If you mean App Engine treatment in general (as in the post above), it is especially to avoid a loop by line and the same action above and all over again, or to avoid having to put many large tables in 1 query (you can update some fields in various stages), for example support I want to update an amount for each person , then I could have one

In most cases less capable version:
-----------------------------------------------------
DoSelect:
%Select(EmplId)
SELECT COST FROM your query
Followed by:
INSERT INTO My_Result
SELECT * FROM my_table
Where emplid = %Bind(Emplid)

In most cases better:
------------------------------
Step SQL:
Insert into %Table(My_ExmplTMP) (EMPLID) SELECT EMPLID FROM your query
Followed by:
INSERT INTO My_Result
SELECT * FROM Tbl my_table, Tmp %Table(My_ExmplTMP)
Where Tbl.emplid = TMP. EmplId

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