Choose a schema for the view that you are creating. The initial value in this box is the user ID under which you connected to the database.
Type a 1 to 128 character name for the view that does not include its qualifier. The name can be an ordinary or delimited identifier. It must not duplicate any existing table name or view name. It must also be unique within the view's schema.
Displays an SQL template for describing the view you are creating. Edit the text to create your own SQL statement or use can use SQL Assist to help create the SELECT statement.
Clears the text from the SQL statement box.
Undoes the last change made to the SQL statement box.
Specifies that the only check constraints this view will have are those it inherits from its parent views. As a result, it may be possible to add rows, or change them so that the rows no longer fit the search parameters that define the view.
Specifies that the search criteria used to define this view, as well as any criteria used to define any of its parent views, its parents' parents, or any other such parental view, will be used as a check constraint once the view is created. These constraints will be passed on to any views using this view as a parent.
Specifies that the search criteria used to define this view will be used as a check constraint in addition to any check constraints the view inherits from its parent tables. These constraints will be passed on to any views using this view as a parent.
Opens the SQL Assist notebook, which will help you compose the select statement for your view.
Type a comment of up to 254 characters, including embedded blanks.
Performs the actions that you have specified in this notebook or window.
Cancels any unsaved changes that you made and closes this notebook or window.