Introduction
In this
article we are trying to discuss about some common error related to materialize
view. To understand the nature of the Error we are going to take an simple
example. Hope it will be informative.
Example
Step-1
[ Creating the Base Table ]
IF OBJECT_ID(N'tbl_StudentDetails', N'U') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE tbl_StudentDetails;
CREATE TABLE tbl_StudentDetails
(
StdRoll INT NOT NULL IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
StdName VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
);
GO
Step-2
[ Insert some records in the Base Table ]
INSERT INTO tbl_StudentDetails
(StdName)
VALUES ('Joydeep Das'), ('Santinath Mondal'), ('Avijit da');
GO
Step-3
[ Now Create a Simple View from the Base table ]
CREATE VIEW view_StudentDetails
AS
SELECT * FROM tbl_StudentDetails;
We find that
the view is Created Successfully and there is no problem in case of simple view
creation.
Step-4
[ Now Create a Materialized View with above Example ]
CREATE VIEW view_StudentDetails WITH
SCHEMABINDING
AS
SELECT * FROM tbl_StudentDetails;
The error occurred:
Msg 1054, Level 15, State
6, Procedure view_StudentDetails, Line 26
Syntax '*' is not allowed
in schema-bound objects.
So we are not
providing star (*) in Materialized view and we must
provide the column name instead of star (*).
Try to fix it
by providing the column name in SELECT statement of materialized view.
CREATE VIEW view_StudentDetails WITH
SCHEMABINDING
AS
SELECT StdRoll, StdName FROM tbl_StudentDetails;
Again another
Error occurs:
Msg 4512, Level 16, State
3, Procedure view_StudentDetails, Line 33
Cannot schema bind view
'view_StudentDetails' because name 'tbl_StudentDetails' is
invalid for schema binding.
Names must be in two-part format and an object cannot reference itself.
Now the above
error says that we must provide the Schema name with Table Name in case of materialized
view.
CREATE VIEW view_StudentDetails WITH
SCHEMABINDING
AS
SELECT StdRoll, StdName FROM dbo.tbl_StudentDetails;
Now it’s
perfect and complied successfully.
Summary:
Form the
above example we find that the in case of materialized view we must provide the
column name within the SELECT statement and also provide the schema name in the
Table object.
SELECT StdRoll, StdName FROM dbo.tbl_StudentDetails;
Hope you like
it.
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