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How to create Database VIEW at runtime in JSP?

 
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Hello,
I want to create database view, on run time, in .jsp pag. Please guide me if someone know about it.
 
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The short answer is that you shouldn't be doing database operations from within a JSP.

If choose to, it would be no different than doing database operations from any type of Java object. For this reason, I'm going to move this to our JDBC forum where you will probably get better help with this.

-Ben
 
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Okay. So you want to create a database view. What have you tried so far? What happened when you tried it?
 
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Sorry to bother you. There was a minor error in my page that's why code was not working, now its working fine.
Thanks for your reply
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