Difference between revisions of "View"
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FROM customer | FROM customer | ||
WHERE lower(region) = 'south' | WHERE lower(region) = 'south' | ||
==UPDATING THE VIEW== | |||
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Revision as of 15:12, 14 November 2017
- A view is the representation of a SQL statement that is stored in memory so that it can easily be re-used
- A view gives a view of the table as defined by the select statement in the view defination
- View does not store data separately
- Only definition (query) of the view is stored
- the data is retrieved from the underlying table based on the view definition
CREATE VIEW customer_south AS SELECT customer_id, first_name, region FROM customer WHERE lower(region) = 'south'
EXECUTE the VIEW
SELECT * FROM customer_south
this will run the view
MODIFY A VIEW
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW customer_south AS SELECT customer_id, first_name, country,region FROM customer WHERE lower(region) = 'south'