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Jennifer Widom Views Defining and Using Views

Jennifer Widom Defining & Using Views Three-level vision of database Physical – Conceptual – Logical

Jennifer Widom Defining & Using Views Why use views?  Hide some data from some users  Make some queries easier / more natural  Modularity of database access Real applications tend to use lots and lots (and lots and lots!) of views

Jennifer Widom Defining & Using Views Defining and using views  View V = ViewQuery(R 1, R 2, …, R n )  Schema of V is schema of query result  Query Q involving V, conceptually:  In reality, Q rewritten to use R 1,…,R n instead of V  Note: R i could itself be a view V := ViewQuery(R 1,R 2,…,R n ) Evaluate Q

Jennifer Widom Defining & Using Views SQL Syntax Create View Vname As

Jennifer Widom Defining & Using Views SQL Syntax Create View Vname(A 1,A 2,…,A n ) As Demo: simple college admissions database College(cName,state,enrollment) Student(sID,sName,GPA,sizeHS) Apply(sID,cName,major,decision)