`RECREATE VIEW`

Drops a view if it exists, and creates a view

Available in

DSQL

Syntax

RECREATE VIEW viewname [<full_column_list>]
  AS <select_statement>
  [WITH CHECK OPTION]

<full_column_list> ::= (colname [, colname ...])

Table 1. `RECREATE VIEW` Statement Parameters
Parameter	Description
viewname	View name.The maximum length is 63 characters
select_statement	SELECT statement
full_column_list	The list of columns in the view
colname	View column name.Duplicate column names are not allowed.

Creates or recreates a view.If there is a view with this name already, the engine will try to drop it before creating the new instance.If the existing view cannot be dropped, because of dependencies or insufficient rights, for example, RECREATE VIEW fails with an error.

Example of `RECREATE VIEW`

Creating the new view PRICE_WITH_MARKUP view or recreating it, if it already exists

RECREATE VIEW PRICE_WITH_MARKUP (
  CODE_PRICE,
  COST,
  COST_WITH_MARKUP
) AS
SELECT
  CODE_PRICE,
  COST,
  COST * 1.15
FROM PRICE;

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`RECREATE VIEW`

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