In a previous post, I discussed materialized views in Oracle. I wanted to share a relatively simple technique that can be used to create similar functionality in Oracle or another database.
Why Use Something Else?
Materialized Views are a feature available in Oracle. If you’re not using Oracle, then that’s reason enough on its own. Materialized Views [...]
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Fake Materialized Views
Monday, 27 November 2006
Oracle Materialized Views
Sunday, 29 October 2006
So the existence of Materialized Views might not be news to the Oracle DBAs around the world, but I present topics from the perspective of a software developer. As software developers we often have to use databases with our applications. As a user of a database, I think it is very important that software developers [...]