why we create view.

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why we create view...

Answer / as

I know a senario in which views are created.

Suppose I have a field in my table which is secure and
should not be visible to everyone. In that case i can
create a view without that field and keep the table acces
(even browse) with a particular set of people.

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why we create view...

Answer / wazid noor mohammed

sometimes u have to write complex queries.
for this query u can give one name.
For to give that name we use view concept.
after defining the view with the particular name to the
complex query.
Next time ,we can execute that query by simply calling the
view name of that query

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why we create view...

Answer / om prakash yadav

Provide the Security and see the part of data.

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why we create view...

Answer / vinay

to ristrict the full access of table data... to users or
group of users

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why we create view...

Answer / om yadav

the reasons why view are created are:
1. When data security is required.
2. When data redundancy is to be kept to the minimum while
maintaining data security.

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