What is the difference between views and stored procedures?
Can we have input parameters for views?
Answer Posted / grish varshney
views & stored procedure are basically different appraches.
both have their different purposes.
view is a virtual table. which have no data atall.which
difination stored in oracle system catalogue . whenever a
call is made every time the defination is scanned & a new
virtual table is made over the base table.
while stored procedure are the precompiled statements
which can accept arguments..
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