You can bind the lifetime of a database table that is created and used in a process to the lifetime of the process instance that created the table.
Data Definition Language (DDL) statements can be used to manage the preparation and cleanup of database entities, for example, database tables, table configuration data, and stored procedures.
You can define your own preparation and cleanup statements that will run either when a process is installed and removed, or when the process instance is started and stopped.
Additionally, preparation and cleanup statements can also be bound directly to the set reference variable defined in an SQL snippet.