How to Create RO/RT Tables Using Base Tables

To create an RO/RT table, you'll need a pre-existing base table. The base table serves as the source for the RO/RT table, providing its structure and data. This means the RO/RT table is essentially a copy of the base table, often used for specific purposes like read-only access or reporting.

Here's how to create an RO/RT table using SQL:

1. Create the RO/RT table structure:

CREATE TABLE ro_rt_table (
  id INT PRIMARY KEY,
  name VARCHAR(50),
  age INT,
  gender VARCHAR(10)
);

2. Copy data from the base table:

INSERT INTO ro_rt_table (id, name, age, gender)
SELECT id, name, age, gender
FROM base_table;

Remember to replace 'ro_rt_table' with your desired table name and 'base_table' with the actual name of your base table.

By following these steps, you can create an RO/RT table based on an existing base table, ensuring data consistency and structure inheritance.