Do you know what are the restrictions applicable while creating views? : SQL Server Architecture
Answer / Hemant Sharma
"The following are some of the restrictions applicable while creating views in Microsoft SQL Server:
1. Views cannot be used to modify data.
2. A view that includes an aggregate function can contain only one aggregate function and must group the data using GROUP BY clause.
3. The SELECT statement within a view cannot include ORDER BY, TOP, OFFSET, or FETCH NEXT statements.
4. The SELECT statement within a view cannot contain UNION, EXCEPT, INTERSECT, OUTER APPLY, CROSS APPLY, OPENXML, OPENQUERY, or TABLE (of a user table) as the source of data."
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