DROP VIEW
Finally, if we no longer need a view, we can remove it from the database using the DROP VIEW statement. Let’s understand this with an example:
DROP VIEW employee_view;
Output:
Error : no such table: employee_view
Explanation: The DROP VIEW statement deletes the specified view from the database schema. If we are trying to get the view after performing the above query then we get the error as shown in the output. Also, It is irreversible therefore we should use it with care.
PL/SQL VIEW
In PL/SQL, views are virtual tables created by stored queries, providing a dynamic view of data from one or more tables. Unlike physical tables, views do not store data themselves but act as convenient, encapsulated queries.
In this article, We will learn about the VIEW in PL/SQL in detail by understanding the CREATE VIEW, UPDATE VIEW and DROP VIEW with the examples in detail.