What are materialized views & where do we use them? What is a materialized view log?
Answer / Swati Rani
{"Oracle ETL": "Materialized Views (MV) are precomputed, read-only database objects that store the result set of an SQL query. They can improve performance for complex queries by avoiding expensive computations and joins. Materialized views are used in data warehousing, OLAP applications, or when a view is frequently accessed. A Materialized View Log (MVL) records changes to base tables that affect the materialized view, allowing it to be kept up-to-date automatically using the Refresh Fast option."}
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