Explain indexed view?
Answer / anindya basu
An indexed view is a part of the database and is saved to the disc. Creating an index on a view turns the latter into a permanent database object since indexes are so. Consequently every time the view is invoked, it gets loaded from the disc and need not be recreated.
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