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sys.views - List of Existing Views in SQL Server
How To See Existing Views in SQL Server?
✍: FYIcenter.com
If you want to know how many views you have created in a database, you use the system view called sys.views to get a list of views defined in the current database. The tutorial exercise shows you how many views in database FyiCenterData:
USE FyiCenterData; GO CREATE VIEW fyi_links_view AS SELECT * FROM fyi_links; GO SELECT * FROM sys.views; GO name object_id schema_id type type_desc --------------- ----------- ---------- ---- ---------- fyi_links_view 1189579276 1 V VIEW fyi_links_top 1205579333 1 V VIEW (2 row(s) affected)
⇒ DROP VIEW - Deleting Existing Views in SQL Server
⇐ CREATE VIEW - Creating a View on an Existing Table in SQL Server
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