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Fake Materialized Views

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 [...]

Oracle Materialized Views

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 [...]