Logical Views
A logical view presents data from one or more tables (called 'underlying tables') to the user or developer. It presents those data differently than the underlying tables do themselves.
Limitations of Logical Views
In many respects, a Logical View behaves in the same way as a Table. In USoft Windows Designer and Web Designer, you get default info windows and info pages for Logical Views in the same way as for Tables.
Rule-based logical views
What is a rule-based logical view?
Example: Rule-based Logical View
This section discusses an example of a rule-based logical view. The chosen implementation is transitional constraints, as opposed to a batch job called by one or more constraints.