A view is a virtual table created from a SQL query.
It does not store data physically.
A view displays data from one or more tables.
Views are used to simplify complex queries.
They allow developers to reuse SQL logic easily.
Views improve code readability.
Views help restrict access to sensitive data.
Only selected columns can be exposed through a view.
This improves database security.
A view behaves like a table when queried.
It always shows updated data from the base table.
No extra storage is required.
Views are commonly used in reporting systems.
They simplify application-level queries.
Understanding views is important for enterprise databases.