Nice article, and well done to the OP, but this post has actually reinforced why Microsoft's SQL Server is the LEAST favourite SQL database I have ever worked w

Nice article, and well done to the OP, but this post has actually reinforced why Microsoft's SQL Server is the LEAST favourite SQL database I have ever worked with in over 30 years. Routines tasks like setting granular permissions for users is a major exercise in confusion and "Lets see if this actually works like we expect it to..." That we have to use a completely separate database collections in MS-SQL for temporary tables, rather than have built in memory or non volatile tables as part of the core system is mystifying indeed.