Query MySQL View: Quick Guide
To retrieve data from a view in MySQL, you can use a SELECT statement. Here is a simple example:
SELECT * FROM your_view_name;
In the example above, your_view_name is the name of the view you created. By executing the above statement, you will retrieve all data in the view.
You can specify specific columns in the SELECT statement if you only want to choose certain ones.
SELECT column1, column2 FROM your_view_name;
Please make sure to replace column1 and column2 with the actual column names you want to select.
It is worth noting that the process of querying a view is the same as querying a table. Views are conceptually similar to virtual tables, allowing you to query and manipulate the data in a view like a table.