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Microsoft SQL Server
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Title:
Understanding Views
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SQL Server:
SQL Server 2012
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01587551
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Hi,

I have a general newbie question on SQL Server views.

When you create a view, does SQL Server automatically maintain records in the view? Example. Say I create a view on records in a table that have value in column STATUS set to 'O' and in column CATEGORY to 'ABC'. Do I understand that whenever the base table (on which the view is created) gets records of STATUS 'O' and CATEGORY 'ABC', these records immediately are in the view? When when you, say, change the STATUS to 'C', the record is removed from the view (automatically) by SQL Server?
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