An alternative representation of data from one or more tables. A view can include all or some of the columns contained in the table on which it is defined.
A logical table whose data are not physically stored. A view is defined to access a subset of the columns stored in a row, access a set of columns stored in different rows, or avoid creating a redundant copy of data that is already stored.
As far as DataSplice is concerned, a view is the basic object that users see. In essence, a view is a configurable "window" into a database. This basically consists of a SQL statement defining the target data for the view as well as additional meta-information relating to how the view should be accessed and manipulated be the user. Unfortunately view is a fairly overloaded word in the context of databases. It is also usually used to describe a pre-configured statement in a database to provide a view of data that is not explicitly stored in a single table. In this context it is similar to a DataSplice view (a SQL Statement) except it does not define any of the additional information present in DataSplice views. In fact, DataSplice views can certainly be set up to access database views simply by providing a SQL statement that queries the latter. In many cases where complex SQL is needed to provide the desired data this is necessary for DataSplice to be able to perform the correct query. More Information
A "virtual table" that is generated "on-the-fly" when accessed.
An object that displays the data in a document. Windows are one type of view, although menus, dialogs, and graphs can be views, too.
1. The current display of information in the infobase. A full view displays the entire infobase (you may scroll from the top of the infobase to the bottom). A narrow view displays a sub-set of the infobase. 2. One of the predefined pane configurations for Cataloger's Desktop (normal, query, document, contents, and hit list).
A means of accessing a subset of the database as if it were a table. The view may: be restricted to named columns, be restricted to specific rows, change column names, derive new columns, and give access to a combination of related tables and/or views. Oracle, 1998. ()
A logical table that consists of data that is generated by a query.
A table display whose structure and content are derived from an existing table via a query.
A view is a document which displays data from a data table. You can also update and insert data into a data table via a view. A single data table can have multiple views, and each different view can display selected parts of the complete data table.
graphic art consisting of the graphic or photographic representation of a visual percept; "he painted scenes from everyday life"; "figure 2 shows photographic and schematic views of the equipment"
a (A) A Table in the database belonging to different schema
a convenience table that links to the underlying data through a SELECT statement
a database object, but it is a virtual table
a database object made up of columns from one or more database tables, combined into one logical table
a database object that looks and functions exactly like a table, except that it can contain data from multiple base tables
a data modelling concept that supports the formulation of queries that can span multiple JACK databases
a defined subset of a multi-element record which will be subsequently used for accessing data from the record
a derived table registered in the catalog
a dictionary object that you can use until you drop it
a local representation of the current membership of a group
a logical overlay over one or more tables
a logical representation of another table or combination of tables
a logical representation of a subset or superset of information in schema objects
a logical representation of data from one or more tables
a logical representation of physical columns from one or multiple tables
a logical table created within SQL
a means of limiting access to a complete table or joining two or more tables
a method of organising table data to meet a specific need
a named, derived table whose definition is a persistent part of the database
a named query, used to simplify complex commonly-run SQL SELECTs
a named specification of a result table
an indexable collection of rows (a table of records , an array of elements )
a part of the database that's obtained by selecting some of the tables, some of the column names, and some rows
a permanent virtual table that you create by naming an SQL-J statement
a perspective representation of the landscape in which detail is shown as if projected on an oblique plane (e
a pre-compiled virtual table that is generated by a user-defined SELECT statement
a predefined selection of data from one or more tables
a predefined way of sorting and filtering a table
a query against base tables
a query of one or more tables that provides another way of presenting information
a query that is stored in the data dictionary
a query which when called looks like a table
a representation of a set of system elements and the relations associated with them
a software representation or a document about software
a subset of a database that is the result of the evaluation of a query
a subset of a datatype's fields (e
a subset of a table that can be accessed as if it were an actual table
a subset of information related to the entity
a subset of the columns in the database, displayed in a particular order and with specified display widths
a subset of the corresponding table that can be used instead of the table - in other words it is a virtual table
a subset of the entire configuration that can be navigated as an object hierarchy
a subset of the input requirements document, composed of those sentences dealing with a particular argument
a table in more ways than one
a table, on which you do SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE
a tool that allows querying of historical and real-time events
a tree, a hierarchical clustering of model variables into named subsets
a type of intersection between a table and a query
a very handy mechanism for providing a layer hiding complexity in the database
a virtual table and can be used to access data through the use of the SELECT statement
a virtual table based on the result of a SELECT query
a virtual table, constructed dynamically as the data is requested
a "virtual table" containing fields from one or more tables
a virtual table created from the output of a SELECT statement
a virtual table defined by a select statement
a way for a table or set of tables to be seen
a way of looking at the contents of tables
a Web Part Webs- Subsites associated with a site WelcomeNames- Default documents for the site Every Virtual server has at least one physical content database
a window created by the user or system administrator, which displays icons representing all or a subset of the objects currently known to the Visual Administrator ( vxva )
a window into one or more tables
In Dreamweaver you have two views that you can choose to work from: Standard and Layout. Standard is basic and Layout gives you more design options. You can draw tables and cells in Layout view and then switch to Standard view to add properties or attributes to your tables and cells. You have more design choice with Layout view.
Cross-application view of several tables in the ABAP Dictionary. When you create a table, you assign a key to it. However, the fields in the key may be inadequate for solving some problems, so you can generate a view from several tables or parts of tables. A view-led Customizing transaction is used for configuring tables for simple business objects. View-led transactions group together all relevant fields for a Customizing object in a view.
A means of accessing a subset of a database as if it were a single table.
A pre-defined subset of one or more tables. Views are used to control access to the underlying tables and simplify access to data. All DBMSs support views, but Teradata materializes the view.
(SQL) Any SELECT query that has been given a name and saved in the database. views.php
A virtual table whose rows do not actually exist in the database, but which is based on a table that is physically stored in the database.
A named virtual table that represents the result set of a SQL query. A view does not store data; it only displays the data from its source table or tables. For a user, a view looks and behaves like a database table. You can use views to simplify a complex database structure or to limit the columns that a group of users can see in a table.
A SELECT statement that is stored in the database as an object. It allows users to see a subset of rows or columns from one or more tables. Each time a user uses a view of a particular table, or combination of tables, it is recomputed from the information stored in those tables. Views are useful for security purposes, and to tailor the appearance of database information to make data access straightforward.
Use View to view the content of an object. Selecting View opens the document or object for viewing only; you cannot make any changes to the object's content. The object is not checked out of the docbase.
In crossvision Information Integrator, a named, executable parameterized query on the business ontology to solve a specific user question.
A subset of a database. A virtual table in the relational data model in which data from real tables are combined so that users can work with just one (virtual) table instead of several complete tables. A view is not the data itself but a way of formatting the database to extract certain data without physically altering it. (See relation, table)
A temporary (or "virtual") table made up of data from one or more base tables.
A means of accessing a subset of data in a database.
(1) A rectangular section of a window that exists outside the area of the scroll bar alleys and window decoration such as borders and title bars. (2) In Oracle Graphics, region of the Layout or Chart Template editors that focuses on a specific section of that editor. (3) A custom tailored presentation of the data in one or more tables. A view can also be thought of as a "stored query." Views do not actually contain or store data; rather, they derive their data from the tables on which they are based, called base tables. Base tables can in turn be actual tables or can themselves be views. Views can be queried, updated, inserted into, and deleted from, with restrictions. All operations performed on a view actually affect the base tables of the view.
A dynamically controlled picture of the contents in a database that allows a programmer to determine what information the user sees and manipulates. A view represents a virtual table based on a specified SELECT statement.
A rendering of the contents of a folder in the Web Storage System, most often as an HTML table in which each row represents an item, and each column represents a property of an item.
view is the result of a SQL query stored in the Oracle Data Dictionary. One can think of it as a virtual table or presentation of data from one or more tables. Views are useful for security and information hiding, but can cause problems if nested too deep. View details can be queried from the dictionary by querying either USER_VIEWS, ALL_VIEWS or DBA_VIEWS.
In database theory, a view is a virtual or logical table composed of the result set of a query. Unlike ordinary tables (base tables) in a relational database, a view is not part of the physical schema: it is a dynamic, virtual table computed or collated from data in the database. Changing the data in a table alters the data shown in the view.