What is the command used to define view in sql?

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Could someone tell me which command should we use to define the view in SQL?

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Nov 10th, 2020 By: Rajesh reddy

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A view is referred to as a virtual table that is based on the result set of the SQL statements. A view compirises of the rows and columns that is same as the real table. You are allowed to add the SQL functions like WHERE  and JOIN statements. The command that is used to define the view in SQL is the create view command. Below is the syntax of CREATE VIEW.



CREATE VIEW view_name ABC


SELECT column1, column2, ...


FROM table_name


WHERE condition;

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