This article explores the internals of materialized views and demonstrates how to precompute complex aggregates—having Oracle dynamically rewrite SQL to reference precomputed aggregate information.

When you’re monitoring materialized views, it’s critical that you check the refresh interval in the dba_jobs view. Here is a SQL statement to check the generated job status for materialized views: ...

You create a CLOB in Oracle through the database's Structured Query Language, or SQL. Using SQL's "ALTER TABLE" statement, you add a CLOB data item to an existing table in your business' database ...

proc-sql-view specifies the name for the PROC SQL view that you are creating. ... a connection is made and the libref ACCREC is assigned to an ORACLE database. create view proclib.view1 as select * ...

SQL views evaluate the data in the tables underlying the view’s definition when they’re queried. So, the benefit of using SQL views is that they always return the latest data .