MSSQL View 28 codes

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1 Altering Views
2 Column names in a view can be defined in the CREATE statement
3 Create a simple view and retrieve data from it
4 Create function with SCHEMABINDING option
5 CREATE VIEW myView WITH SCHEMABINDING
6 CREATE VIEW statement called SCHEMA BINDING tells SQL Server to check for dependencies and disallow any modifications that would viol
7 Create VIEW WITH ENCRYPTION
8 Create view after check the availability
9 Create view based on table-join query
10 Creating a View Using SQL Script and then drop it
11 Creating An INSTEAD OF DML Trigger
12 Data modification via views
13 Drop a view if it exists
14 Filter view with check option
15 Inline view as a column
16 More Complex Views
17 Nested view
18 Query data from a user view
19 Rename column when creating a view
20 Simple Views
21 Stored Procedures as Parameterized Views
22 The ALTER statement is issued with the revised view definition
23 Use view to filter out the NULL data
24 Using Derived Tables
25 Using the ORDER BY Clause in a View with a TOP Statement
26 View cannot be sorted with ORDER BY unless the TOP command is also used
27 When you create a view, youre really just naming a SQL SELECT statement
28 WITH CHECK OPTION keeps the results synchronized with the table(s)