In this article, we are going to see how to use the CREATE VIEW SQL statement to create a view. This is the first article in a series that will be a programmatical approach of creating, altering and working with views using T-SQL. If you are a beginner and you don’t even know wh...
There are no options for dragging and dropping objects from outside the New View window when you create a view using the Enterprise Manager. Unfortunately, the New View window is opened modally, so you can't do anything else in the Enterprise Manager until you close the window. However, you...
In this tutorial, you will learn what a view is and how to use T-SQL to work with views. We will also discuss some common reasons for creating views and some advantages and disadvantages associated with views. Later, we will learn how to restrict certain data from specific users by settin...
You can create a view using the SQL CREATE VIEW statement. Using the CREATE VIEW statement, you define a view on a table just as you create a new table that contains only the columns and rows that you want. When your application uses a view, it cannot access rows or columns of the t...
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createViewLinkBetweenViewObjects(java.lang.StringviewLinkName, java.lang.StringaccessorName, ViewObjectmaster, AttributeDef[]srcAttrs, ViewObjectdetail, AttributeDef[]destAttrs, java.lang.StringassocClause) You can use a given View Link Definition more than once within an Application Module; the Busin...
On the Test menu, point to Windows, and then click Test View in Visual Studio 2010 or Test Explorer in Visual Studio 2012. In the Test View window (Visual Studio 2010), click Refresh on the toolbar to update the list of tests. To see the list of tests in Test Explorer (Visual St...
Your SQL Server DB instance comes with SQL Server's standard built-in system databases (master, model, msdb, and tempdb). To explore the system databases, do the following: In SSMS, on theViewmenu, chooseObject Explorer. Expand your DB instance, expandDatabases, and then expandSystem ...
To create a view on a table that already exists either only in your project or also on in a metadata catalog, you can use the SQL editor, a text editor that lets you write the SELECT statement for the view. After you create the SELECT statement, you can
You can create or edit a materialized view log in SQL Worksheet. A materialized view log is a table associated with the master table of a materialized view. To create a materialized view log for a selected schema, in theNavigatortab, selectMaterialized View Logsfrom the object type drop-down...