Ansys Licgen A145 Calc Exe .
Ansys Licgen A145 Calc Exe.
Ansys Licgen A145 Calc Exe
Ansys Licgen A145 Calc Exe
Ansys Licgen A145 Calc Exe .
.Q:
How to make sure that all data is posted in an SQL server 2012 view?
In the following code I create a view and take some data from table1 which is later used by a stored procedure that updates table2. The problem is, that when the update procedure is ran, the last column of table1 is not updated. I debugged it and the last column is not posted. I think that it is because I haven't initialized that table1 column. But how should I initialize it in order that it is posted in the view?
CREATE VIEW [dbo].[TestView]
AS
SELECT table1.ID, table1.Company, table1.Contact, table1.Question, table1.Deadline
FROM table1
JOIN table2 ON table1.ID = table2.ID
A:
In the view you can specify columns as it is a source for the join. If you omit the fields, then it will be null and they will be not posted.
create view v_TestView
as
SELECT t1.id, t1.Company, t1.Contact, t1.Question, t1.Deadline
FROM table1 as t1
join table2 as t2 on t1.id = t2.id
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