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    This document provides the syntax for altering and dropping views in SQL. To alter a view, the ALTER VIEW statement is used followed by the view name and an optional column list, attributes, and a SELECT statement. To drop a view, the DROP VIEW statement is used followed by the schema and view name to delete.

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    This document provides the syntax for altering and dropping views in SQL. To alter a view, the ALTER VIEW statement is used followed by the view name and an optional column list, attributes, and a SELECT statement. To drop a view, the DROP VIEW statement is used followed by the schema and view name to delete.

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    Vistas SQL Server

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    This document provides the syntax for altering and dropping views in SQL. To alter a view, the ALTER VIEW statement is used followed by the view name and an optional column list, attributes, and a SELECT statement. To drop a view, the DROP VIEW statement is used followed by the schema and view name to delete.

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    ALTER VIEW

    SINTAXIS:
    ALTER VIEW [ schema_name . ] view_name [ ( column [ ,...n ] ) ]
    [ WITH <view_attribute> [ ,...n ] ]
    AS select_statement
    [ WITH CHECK OPTION ] [ ; ]
    <view_attribute> ::=
    {
    [ ENCRYPTION ]
    [ SCHEMABINDING ]
    [ VIEW_METADATA ]
    }

    DROP VIEW
    SINTAXIS:
    DROP VIEW [ schema_name . ] view_name [ ...,n ] [ ; ]

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