Chapter 27. Creating and Managing Views in SQL Server


by Paul Jensen and Ray Rankins

IN THIS CHAPTER

  • Definition of Views

  • Using Views to Simplify Retrieval of Data

  • Using Views to Hide Underlying Table Structures

  • Using Views as a Security Mechanism

  • Data Modifications and Views

  • Creating Views

  • Altering and Dropping Views

  • Partitioned Views

  • Indexed Views

  • Views and Query Performance

Recently, while teaching a database class, one of the students described a view as a window on the data; it could be a picture window, clearly exposing a wide expanse of data, or a mere slit, offering only a peek. This chapter will pull back the curtains on this "window," exposing what a view is and isn't, and how you can leverage this powerful tool in your database design and applications.



Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Unleashed
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Unleashed (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0672324679
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 503

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