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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » View » Create View

16. 2. 1. The syntax of the CREATE VIEW statement


CREATE VIEW view_name [(column_name_1 [, column_name_2]...)]

[WITH {ENCRYPTION|SCHEMABINDING|ENCRYPTION,SCHEMABINDING}]

AS

select_statement

[WITH CHECK OPTION]

16. 2. Create View
	16. 2. 1.	The syntax of the CREATE VIEW statement
	16. 2. 2.	A view is a SELECT statement that's stored with the database.
	16. 2. 3.	WITH SCHEMABINDING clause protects a view by binding it to the database structure, or schema.
	16. 2. 4.	Views have a couple of limitations.
	16. 2. 5.	Create a view based on correlated subquery and then query it
	16. 2. 6.	Encrypting aView
	16. 2. 7.	A CREATE VIEW statement that uses TOP and ORDER BY clauses
	16. 2. 8.	Creating an Indexed View (CLUSTERED, NONCLUSTERED)
	16. 2. 9.	Using the ORDER BY Clause in a View with TOP 100 PERCENT
	16. 2. 10.	Supplying Column Names in the Header of the View

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