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How to create SQL DB Views in MS SQL Server

This Article will cover below points:

  • How to create DB View in Microsoft SQL Server.
  • How to provide permissions to DB View.
  • How to export DB View to .sql file.

How to create DB View in Microsoft SQL Server:

Connect MS SQL Server to Siebel DB.

Expand the Siebel DB and navigate to Views

Right click on Views and Select New View..

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This might take few minutes on first use and it will open below new window from where you can create db view by selecting Table, Views etc. But I prefer to write query and directly use.Click on Close button.

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On Close you can see a new query window with three sections. 

  • 1st section will show the table/ view relational diagram.
  • 2nd section will show the Columns and their details.
  • 3rd window will have the SQL query.
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Copy and Paste the SQL query in 3rd section and click on other section, MS SQL Server will auto create the relation diagram and populate the Column details.

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From the top tool bar click on Save button and MS SQL Server will ask for DB View name, provide the appropriate name and click on OK button.

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Now go to the View and right click. From the menu click on Refresh and find your newly created DB View.

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How to provide permissions to DB View:

If you run SELECT query you receive permission error. To overcome this right click on DB view and Select Properties.

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From the Properties window click on Permission page. From this click on Search button. In new Select User or Role window type [SSE_ROLE] in Object name field and click OK button. Now click OK button on Properties window and re run the SQL query.

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How to export DB View to .sql file:

Right click on DB View name. From the menu click on Script View as > CREATE To > File.

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From the new window select the location where you want to save the .sql file. Provide the File Name and click on OK. All Done.

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See Also:

How to create External Table in Siebel Tools on SQL View

How to create SQL Views in SQL Developer from UI

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