1. As you know a view is the result of a select statement.
The JDBC standard knows no way to retrieve the statement a
particular view is based on from the database connection.
Currently I am writing some extension mechanism to provide
database specific information beyond the JDBC standard. I
will consider providing a new view element that knows about
it's creation statement.
2. I think you mean a simple 'create view' statement by
'export a view'. This should be possible.
Uwe
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1. As you know a view is the result of a select statement.
The JDBC standard knows no way to retrieve the statement a
particular view is based on from the database connection.
Currently I am writing some extension mechanism to provide
database specific information beyond the JDBC standard. I
will consider providing a new view element that knows about
it's creation statement.
2. I think you mean a simple 'create view' statement by
'export a view'. This should be possible.
Uwe