Altering Views with T-SQL
The ALTER VIEW syntax follows:
The ALTER VIEW statement utilizes the same set of options and parameters as the CREATE VIEW statement. You should consider using the ALTER VIEW statement when making changes to your view instead of dropping and re-creating the view. Altered views retain their associated permissions and do not affect dependent stored procedures or triggers.
An example of the ALTER VIEW statement follows:
The entire definition of the view, including any attributes or options, must be listed in the ALTER VIEW ...
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