MySQL View 28 codes

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1 Adding ORDER BY to the Joined Table View
2 ALTER VIEW statement
3 Check Options
4 Create a view
5 Create a view in which the difference between the number of sets won and the number of sets lost are recorded
6 Create view and rename the backend column names
7 Create view for a date range
8 Create view for aggregate functions
9 Create view for user information
10 Create view WITH CASCADED CHECK OPTION
11 Create view with calculation
12 Create view with check option
13 Creating a view by joining two tables
14 Creating a View with Joined Tables
15 Creating a View with Specified Column Names
16 Creating a View with UNION
17 Creating an Updatable View
18 Creating Views
19 Defining Views of Views
20 DESCRIBE statement works on a view just as it does on a table
21 Removing Views
22 To view the current status variable settings, you can use the SHOW STATUS statement
23 Using a GROUP BY Clause to Create a View
24 Using a GROUP BY Clause to Create a View ALGORITHM = TEMPTABLE
25 Using EXPLAIN
26 Using HAVING with GROUP BY to Create a View
27 View with subquery
28 You can use the SHOW CREATE VIEW command to view the entire CREATE syntax used when creating a view