What is the difference between using with clause and view

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Hi All.
I have a confusion in using 'With Clause' and 'View' in SQL Server 2012,and Need an example and difference between these two.

What I have tried:

I have tried both But Dunno in what scenario we can use these?

Posted 28-Aug-16 19:14pm

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Updated 29-Aug-16 18:57pm

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2016-08-28T20:49:00

Solution 1

Start reading MSDN documentation:
SELECT - SQL Command - WITH Clause[^]
Views[^]
There you'll find tons of examples and you'll be able to list all differences.

Few basic differences were listed here:
Difference between SQL View and WITH clause - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 28-Aug-16 20:49pm

Maciej Los

Daniel Jones · Accepted Answer · 2016-08-29T18:57:00

Solution 2

SQL views and with clauses are very similar to each other.

Some difference
VIEW is a database object, WITH is a clause that is used in DML.
View create an actual object in the database, With statements are only part if a single query.

Posted 29-Aug-16 18:57pm

Daniel Jones