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Barbara Kennedy wrote:
>
> No. think of a view as a predefined query that you can issue queries
> against. I believe in SQL Server that views when they have queries executed
> against them create a temporary table and then the query is executed against
> that.
That's not true. SQL Server views operate like Oracle views. The original poster was looking for a SQL Server feature that's not present in Oracle (and he was confused, to boot.)
-- MikeC Please reply to the group.Received on Tue Dec 26 2000 - 12:11:57 CST