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Question Create a view as superuser

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create a view as superuser

create view V_CUSTOMERS based on Customers Table and give an access to enter, select records to Appuse01,Appuser02,Appuser) and Appuser04 for all the columns excepting Price and Total_val. These two columns will be update by procedure. They should be able to see their records only and not other user's records for security reasons.

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CTL_UPD_User
Cust_Name
DT
Item_id
Item_Name
Quantity
Payment_type
Price
Total_Val
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Re: Create a view as superuser

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create view which select only those columns .
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