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DROP VIEW

description

This statement is used to drop a logical view VIEW

Syntax:

DROP VIEW [IF EXISTS]
[db_name.]view_name;

example

If it exists, then drop the view example_view on example_db.
```
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS example_db.example_view;
```

keyword

DROP,VIEW

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