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Managing database views and stored procedures


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The Database objects application allows you to manage the database Views and Stored procedures used by the system.

If you have customized the underlying database tables used by views, you can refresh the views – either click the Refresh action for individual views or Refresh all views.

If necessary, you can edit views or stored procedures and customize the code.

Warning: Modifying the code of the system's database objects is not recommended. Changes may lead to errors or incorrect behavior in the system.