Properties' Summary |
[ readonly ] string
Name |
is the name of the view.
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[ readonly ] string
CatalogName |
is the name of the views catalog, may be empty.
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[ readonly ] string
SchemaName |
is the name of the view's schema, may be empty.
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[ readonly ] string
Command |
is the command for creating the view.
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[ readonly ] long
CheckOption |
indicates if a check option should be used for the view.
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Properties' Details |
Name
[ readonly ] string Name;
- Description
- is the name of the view.
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CatalogName
[ readonly ] string CatalogName;
- Description
- is the name of the views catalog, may be empty.
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SchemaName
[ readonly ] string SchemaName;
- Description
- is the name of the view's schema, may be empty.
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Command
[ readonly ] string Command;
- Description
- is the command for creating the view.
This is typically a SQL Select-Statement.
This property might be empty when a backend does not support retrieving the current
SQL command of a view. However, if the View supports altering its command
via the XAlterView interface, then it's required to also provide the
current SQL command in the Command property.
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CheckOption
[ readonly ] long CheckOption;
- Description
- indicates if a check option should be used for the view.
- See also
- CheckOption
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