Differnce between view and index
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Answer / pravin patil
Vies is logical representaion of parent table
& index is oralce object use to access table' column quickly
view can replace but index cannot replace u have to delect
existed index then create new index.
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Answer / sahaja mallarapu
A View is a data base object also called as virtual table
which is created on a select statement.
A view can be created using multiple tables.
A view is stored in a temporary memory.
An index is also a DB Object which is used to increase
query performance and index is created based on columns of
a table.
An index is created on multiple columns but on a single
table.
Index is maintained by Oracle Server itself.
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Answer / kamala k n
view is virtual table and index is created on table columns which is performance the query
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