A question about views

jonhmardona
Member Posts: 2
I created a VIEW name newAuthors and I can access it like so:
SELECT *
FROM books.dbo.newAuthors au
where Row>=5 AND Row<=15
order by au.au_lname desc;
My question is I can access a normal table without using books.dbo.authors as in
select * from authors;
but if I try doing the same thing with a view I get errors unless I use the books.dbo.newAuthors. Why can't I just access the View like a normal table?
los angeles business investors
SELECT *
FROM books.dbo.newAuthors au
where Row>=5 AND Row<=15
order by au.au_lname desc;
My question is I can access a normal table without using books.dbo.authors as in
select * from authors;
but if I try doing the same thing with a view I get errors unless I use the books.dbo.newAuthors. Why can't I just access the View like a normal table?
los angeles business investors
0
Comments
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and you are sure that you have connect before to the database books :?:
You are a member of the shema dbo :?:Do you make it right, it works too!0
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