In this article, we will see how to create a view
programmatically in SQL Server 2012. View is defined as a
virtual table with data from various tables in the database.
Views are most commonly used to provide security because it
ensures that a user can only access the data they are intended
to access and any remaining data is neither seen nor can be
accessed by them. The remaining data is thereby automatically
protected from unwanted users. So let's take a look at a
practical example. The example is developed in SQL Server 2012
using the SQL Server Management Studio. Create a view
programmatically CREATE VIEW view_name (column_name1,column2..)
select_statement [WITH CHECK OPTION ] I have a two tables named
UserDetail and UserTable. Both have a different column. Now I
want to retrieve a column from the first (the UserDetail) table
and some columns from the second (the UserTable) table. Now the
following query defines the view: CREATE VIEW Detail SELECT
dbo.UserDetail.User_Id, dbo.UserDetail.FirstName, dbo.User