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Following are the Disadvantages of materialized View in SQL 1.We can not perform any DML Operations on materialized View ,but you can perform DDL Operations like DROP.The thing is here it stores the all records even if it is duplicate or non-duplicates,especially which we are using aggregate values.For example daily loads,monthly loads,yearly loads.such cases it would be very helpful storing of entire data if it is new or old. The disadvantage is takes space Can only be based on a simple Select if you require real time data. maintaining the materialized View  Logs has an overhead on the master system. 2.We can't perform DML on materialized View  because it is like snapshot or read only .it is mainly used for reporting purposes.A materialized view can be either read-only, updatable or writable. We Can't Perform DML on read-only but can Perform DML on updatable or writable. 3.On readable - we cant perform DML. on updatable- we can perform DML, we need to create the mat...

Question: Following are the Differences between count(*) and count(1) in SQL Answer: 1.COUNT(*) will include NULLS but it counts no.of ROWS in a TABLE, AND COUNT(column_or_expression) counts no.of NOT NULL values within a COLUMN. 2.COUNT(*) is depend on full table but COUNT(1) is depend on only one column and both are given same output.