VIEWS in SQLite

Views are like virtual tables that consist of rows and columns, a view can consist of all the columns or some specifically mentioned columns based on mentioned conditions. Views mostly act as a Read Only version of the Table (if all the columns are being considered), so no unauthorized person can make any changes to the real table or manipulate it.

View also helps in simpler JOINS as it allows the users to choose columns from different tables simultaneously. One table can have an infinite number of views, so it becomes easy to understand the combination of some columns without fetching them from the original table.

Query:

Explanation: As we can see in the above output we can’t make any changes like INSERTING new rows to the View.

SQLite is an embedded database that doesn’t use a database like Oracle in the background to operate. It is written in C language and is used by developers who embed a lightweight database over the existing application, browser, or embedded systems. The main features of SQLite are that it is a tiny, quick, self-contained, reliable, full-featured SQL database engine.

In this article, we will primarily focus on the DROP VIEW command of SQLite, along with its syntax, examples, and so on.