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How to create view using SQL Server management studio?

To create a view using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), you can follow these steps:

  1. Launch SQL Server Management Studio and connect to your SQL Server instance.
  2. Expand the database where you want to create the view in the Object Explorer window.
  3. Right-click on the "Views" folder and select "New View" from the context menu. This will open the "Add Table" dialog.
  4. In the "Add Table" dialog, you can select the desired tables or views that you want to include in your view. You can either select from the available tables or use a query to define your view. Click "Add" to add the selected tables or views.
  5. Once you have added the necessary tables or views, you will see the table design window where you can define the columns and other properties of your view.
    • You can select the columns you want to include by checking the corresponding checkboxes.
    • You can provide aliases for the columns if desired.
    • You can apply filters or sorting conditions by clicking on the "Criteria" or "Sort" buttons respectively.
  6. After defining the columns and properties, click on the "Save" button in the toolbar or go to "File" -> "Save [View Name]" to save the view. Provide a name for your view and click "OK" to create it.
  7. The view will be created in the database, and you can access it like a regular table in your queries.

Note: SQL Server Management Studio provides a graphical interface for creating views. If you prefer to write the SQL code directly, you can switch to the "SQL" pane in the view design window and enter the SQL statement to create the view manually.

Creating views using SQL Server Management Studio offers a visual and intuitive way to define and manage your views, allowing you to leverage the features and capabilities of the tool.

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