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What is the definition of derived table ?
Answer Posted / subramanyam
Derived table is nothing but logical table like view.it
doesn't carry out any data in the database.It is the
function in the designer. You can use the view as the table
in the universe design and you can create the class objects
and conditions based on that derived table.
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