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An Oracle Programmer | SQL and PL/SQL techniques and solutions An Oracle Programmer SQL and PL/SQL techniques and solutions Menu Skip to content About me About this blog and test environment Copyright © 2014-2024 Stewart Ashton. All rights reserved. Post navigation ← Older posts SQL table macros 14: parameterized views Posted on 2024/04/24 by stewashton Developers like to reuse code. In SQL, views are reusable queries with lots of advantages, but one drawback: no parameters to limit the queries to only those rows we want. Sure, we can add a WHERE clause when selecting from a view, but the view might return lots of unnecessary data before the WHERE clause filters the rows. As Andrej Pashchenko recently wrote, SQL table macros can get the results we would want from parameterized views (if they existed), but they do not have all the advantages of real views: see https://blog.sqlora.com/en/parameterized-views-with-sql-macros-part-2/ He wants to...
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