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ajaychandra

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:39 pm    Post subject: Diff btn Join and View
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Dear Friends

What is the basic difference between view and a join.

Why i am asking is ..... by using views or joins we can combine columns from one or more tables and can update only if view or join are from one table only, if its more than one it cant be updated in both cases.

then what is the diff btw view and a join....

Ajay Chandra
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 07, 2005 6:08 pm    Post subject: Re: Diff btn Join and View
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ajaychandra wrote:
Dear Friends

What is the basic difference between view and a join.

Why i am asking is ..... by using views or joins we can combine columns from one or more tables and can update only if view or join are from one table only, if its more than one it cant be updated in both cases.

then what is the diff btw view and a join....

Ajay Chandra



Hi ajay

The difference b/w join and view is view is a virtual table ,and join is an existing thing.
Access permissions can be set on views in case of joins its not so.
this much i know.
any corrections welcome.
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