What is the definition of derived table ?
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Answer Posted / kumarreddy
A derived table is one that is created on-the-fly using the
SELECT statement, and referenced just like a regular table
or view. Derived tables exist in memory and can only be
referenced by the outer SELECT in which they are created.
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