Let me explain it differently. If two users write data to a temporary table, the data is stored in two different places. For example, each of them may get a file with temporary data on his/her own client machine. There is no way how they could see each others data. And you also won't see the content of files on their client machines ny you opening the table in AOT. In fact, you can't ever see anything there, because you'll always get a new temporary buffer. You can work with temporary tables in code, but even there you can't just create a new buffer and expect data magically appear there. You have to read from the same buffer to which you've written some data . Please read the documentation too; you'll learn more details there.
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