How to create a VIEW in phpMyAdmin?

How to create a VIEW in phpMyAdmin?

To create a View in phpMyadmin, you must first access phpMyadmin through cPanel. 

- Click on a table, it is located on the left side, as the following image:

- Then you click on "View". 

- Then "Create View".

- You will be presented with a form to insert some information to create the View, you must inform: 

  • View Name 
  • Column Name - Define the column names of the View, use commas to separate them. 
  •  View Query, which will select the values that the VIEW will return.

 - After filling in the data click on "Run", and Views is ready.

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