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In MySQL, views are saved queries that act as a virtual table, producing a set of results when called.

Note

Views in MySQL should not be confused with the Views module in Drupal. This module is now part of Drupal core. However, it was not a part of Drupal core 7.

Cloud Platform supports the creation of MySQL views in databases, but databases containing views must be copied or restored using the Cloud Platform interface or the Cloud Platform API. Both the Cloud Platform interface and Cloud Platform API remove infrastructure-specific DEFINER clauses from MySQL views that remain in place if you export the database using mysqldump.

To create a mysqldump command that removes infrastructure-specific DEFINER clauses, you must pass the output of mysqldump output through a stream editor, replacing the values of [SOURCE_DATABASE] and [TARGET_DATABASE] that are invalid on Cloud Platform, as displayed in the following example:

In MySQL, views are saved queries that act as a virtual table, producing a set of results when called.

Note

Views in MySQL should not be confused with the Views module in Drupal. This module is now part of Drupal core. However, it was not a part of Drupal core 7.

In MySQL, views are saved queries that act as a virtual table, producing a set of results when called.

Note

Views in MySQL should not be confused with the Views module in Drupal. This module is now part of Drupal core. However, it was not a part of Drupal core 7.

All databases in a single Cloud Platform environment share the same username and password, but each environment in a subscription has its own username and password. For information about backing up databases in Cloud Platform and troubleshooting information about MySQL views, see Taking backups and MySQL views in Cloud Platform.

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Using MySQL views

Using MySQL views

Using MySQL views

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