SQL Server caches temporary objects (temporary tables and table variables), that are created in a stored procedure. Temporary objects that are created either in dynamic SQL statement or by using sp_executesql are not cached. Temp table caching can lead to better performance by reducing Tempdb Allocation Contention. SQL Server will not cache temporary table in certain cases, for example, if a DDL operation is performed on the temporary table (dropping temporary table is not a problem), or if a named constraint is created on the temporary table.

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