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SQL Server / T-SQL » View » Create View 
Create view based on table-join query


1>
2create table employee(
3>     ID          int,
4>     name        nvarchar (10),
5>     salary      int )
6> GO
1>
2create table job(
3>     ID              int,
4>     title nvarchar  (10),
5>     averageSalary   int)
6> GO
1>
2>
3insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (1,  'Jason', 1234)
4> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (2,  'Robert', 4321)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (3,  'Celia', 5432)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (4,  'Linda', 3456)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (5,  'David', 7654)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (6,  'James', 4567)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (7,  'Alison', 8744)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (8,  'Chris', 9875)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into employee (ID, name, salaryvalues (9,  'Mary', 2345)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1>
2insert into job(ID, title, averageSalaryvalues(1,'Developer',3000)
3> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into job(ID, title, averageSalaryvalues(2,'Tester', 4000)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into job(ID, title, averageSalaryvalues(3,'Designer', 5000)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1insert into job(ID, title, averageSalaryvalues(4,'Programmer', 6000)
2> GO

(rows affected)
1>
2>
3select from employee;
4> GO
ID          name       salary
----------- ---------- -----------
          Jason             1234
          Robert            4321
          Celia             5432
          Linda             3456
          David             7654
          James             4567
          Alison            8744
          Chris             9875
          Mary              2345

(rows affected)
1select from job;
2> GO
ID          title      averageSalary
----------- ---------- -------------
          Developer           3000
          Tester              4000
          Designer            5000
          Programmer          6000

(rows affected)
1>
2CREATE VIEW dbo.myView
3> AS
4SELECT e.ID, e.Name, j.title
5FROM dbo.Employee e JOIN job j
6> ON e.ID = j.ID
7> GO
1>
2select from myView
3> GO
ID          Name       title
----------- ---------- ----------
          Jason      Developer
          Robert     Tester
          Celia      Designer
          Linda      Programmer

(rows affected)
1>
2> drop view myView
3> drop table employee;
4> drop table job;
5> GO
1>
2>
           
       
Related examples in the same category
1. More Complex Views: inner join
2. Create a simple view and retrieve data from it
3. Simple Views
4. Use view to filter out the NULL data
5. When you create a view, you're really just naming a SQL SELECT statement
6. Stored Procedures as Parameterized Views
7. CREATE VIEW statement called SCHEMA BINDING tells SQL Server to check for dependencies and disallow any modifications that would violate them
8. CREATE VIEW myView WITH SCHEMABINDING
9. WITH CHECK OPTION keeps the results synchronized with the table(s)
10. View cannot be sorted with ORDER BY unless the TOP command is also used
11. Column names in a view can be defined in the CREATE statement
12. Rename column when creating a view
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