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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 @ 18:56:22 GMT
Yes, I just tested it in V2R4.1.2... I can create a database called work ... ... but to create a view I must encase the name in double quote marks... REPLACE VIEW "work"."CLASS" ( Class_ID , Dept_ID , Class_Desc , Integrity_Ind , Load_Date , Update_Date ) AS LOCKING proddb.CLASS FOR ACCESS SELECT Class_ID , Dept_ID , Class_Desc , Integrity_Ind , Load_Date , Update_Date FROM proddb.CLASS; To use the view I must do the same... Select * from "WORK".CLASS; You get an error if you try it without the quotes Select * from WORK.CLASS; 3707: Syntax error, expected something like a name between the 'VIEW' keyword and the 'work' keyword.
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