CREATE VIEW and REPLACE VIEW Syntax Elements

Unless otherwise noted, every syntax element that is a name must follow the rules for naming database objects. See Object Names.

database_name
user_name: Name of the database or user to contain view_name if something other than the current database or user.
view_name: Name of the new view.; If view_name is not fully qualified, the default database is used.
column_name: Name of a view column. If more than one column is specified, list their names in the order in which each column is to be displayed for the view.
Optionally, views that reference a row-level security table can include columns based on row-level security constraints. However, the view enforces any security constraints contained in the base table whether or not the constraints are included in the view definition.; A view can reference both row-level security tables and non-row-level security tables, but all referenced row-level security tables must contain the same security constraint columns or subsequent requests to access the view fail with an error.

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