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SRS Users Manual
1  Introduction to SRS
2  SRS Sessions
3  Querying With SRS
4  Linking
5  Views
  5.1  Overview of Views
  5.2  Using Views
  5.3  Creating Views
6  Applications
7  Command Line SRS
8  The SRS Query Language 

Views

 
5.1 Overview of Views
  Views allow you to see only the data that you are interested in. A view can be created to work for only one databank, or for multiple databanks. It can contain data from the databank it is applied to, and to data from linked entries in other databanks.

 This chapter is split into "Using Views" and "Creating Views". You learn how to use views with data in the first section, this includes the predefined views and the custom views. The second section shows you how to create custom views.

 
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