Fix Invalid SQL View Creation Errors

There could be several reasons causing the invalid creation of SQL views.

1. Syntax error in the view: Check if the SQL statement is correct, including if the table names, column names, functions, etc. are spelled correctly and if the syntax is in compliance with standards.
2. The table or field referenced in the view does not exist: Make sure the table or field referenced in the view exists and is spelled correctly.
3. Insufficient view permissions: Make sure the current user has sufficient permissions to create views.
4. The view contains unsupported operations: some operations might not be supported when using views, such as subqueries, aggregate functions, etc.

Solution:

1. Carefully examine the SQL statement to ensure that the syntax is correct.
2. Make sure that the referenced table or field exists and is spelled correctly.
3. Ensure that the current user has enough permissions to create views.
4. If the view contains unsupported operations, you can try simplifying the contents of the view or breaking down the unsupported operations into multiple steps to implement.