What is the difference between views and stored procedures?
Can we have input parameters for views?
Answer Posted / sandeep
At times, the database administrator might want to restric access of data to different users. They
might want some user to be able to access to all columns of a table wheras other users to be able to access only selected columns.The sql server allows you to create views to restric user access to the data.Views also help in simplifying query execute when the query involves retrieving data from maltiple tables by applying joins.
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