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A view can join two or more tables.

A view can join two or more tables.
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Solved Indexes do not facilitate join operations.
Solved A relational join operation merges rows from two tables.
Solved The DROP VIEW command removes the tables and data on which the view is based.
Solved A view cannot involve statistics.
A view is a derived table.
Solved You can join three tables together but not four tables.
Solved A view is a physical table in the DBMS.
Rows cannot be added to a simple view.

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