Question

Views contain no data of their own but can be operated
as real relations,
True
False​

Answer 1

Answer:

the correct answer is : True

Answer 2

Explanation

The answer is true

Logic subsets of data from one or more tables are referred to be views in SQL. Data access is limited via views. A view is similar to a window that allows users to examine or modify data from tables but does not actually contain any data of its own. BASE Tables are the tables on which views are based.

Views in SQL can be either Simple Views or Complex Views. Only one base table can be used in simple views. On more than one basis table, complex views may be created. Complex views may have join criteria, a group by clause, and an order by clause, in particular.

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