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what is the difference between table and veiw?
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Answer / rinku kharkia
table is physical presentation of database but view is
logicl presentation of database
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Answer / udayah shankar dokku
Table: A table is defined as set of rows, a table
describes an entity.
View : view is a logical table ,which is defined as one or
more tables,a view is never stored in to database, when we
define view a view definition is stored in to dase
table,views are mainly used for security & information hiding
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Answer / prasanna
Table will display the all columns,The table will be stored
in database. where as View is a virtual table that will not
stored in the database.The columns will be hiden while
giving the report to the users.
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Answer / sanjay kumar
View is a virtual presentation of data of a one or more tables and view is strongly recommended about the security purpose but table has own space in database and present data as physically existence .
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