What is a temporal table?
Answer / Kavita Mishra
A temporal table in SQL is a special type of table that automatically tracks historical changes to the data. Temporal tables allow you to query both current and historical data as if it were all in the present. This can be useful for auditing, reporting, and trend analysis purposes.
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