Creating Attribute views using SQL

Hi experts,
Can attribute views be created using an SQL command?
As far as I know all the commands in the HANA modeler are translated eventually to SQL so I guess it should be possible.
Thanks.

Hi again,
Our goal is to dynamically create an attribute view, We're not trying to create a homegrown view but trying to create the attribute view using SQL syntax (like when creating an Analytic Privilege - by providing the XML).
Maybe I'll try to explain the cause for trying to do so and you could help me with the correct way to do it:
We develop an application within Information Steward which is called HiVo, we would like to provide record authorization for each role. As we understood the way to do it is by using attribute views and analytic privileges. We have a process which creates our schema on the DB machine (actually it's part of the "deployment" of the application) and the administrator defines the authorization for each role on a UI which is provided on BOE. We would like to take these definitions and combine them with the schema creation which is done programmatically.
We would like to do it using SQL commands in order to prevent dependency on the modeler SDK which was not used up till now and simplify the process for the administrator not having to use 2 different environments in order to complete the configuration process.
I hope now things are clearer and maybe you could assist us doing it correctly.
Again, thank you very much for your support,
Ran

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o.OBL_TYPE, o.OBL_TYPE_OLD, o.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE,o.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE_OLD,o.TARGET_DATE,o.TARGET_DATE_OLD,
o.ACTUAL_DATE,o.ACTUAL_DATE_OLD,o.STATUS,o.STATUS_OLD,o.DOCLINK,o.DOCLINK_OLD,o.SERIAL_NUMBER,o.SERIAL_NUMBER_OLD,
u.FNAME || ' ' ||u.LNAME AS EMPLOYEE,o.ACTION_TYPE
FROM AUD_OBLIGATION o, TRAC_USER u, OBLIGATION_USER ou
WHERE o.OBLIGATION_ID = ou.OBLIGATION_ID
AND
ou.TRAC_USER_ID = u.TRAC_USER_ID;
i_AUD_OBLIGATION cur_AUD_OBLIGATION%rowtype;
BEGIN
for i_AUD_OBLIGATION in cur_AUD_OBLIGATION loop
actType := i_AUD_OBLIGATION.ACTION_TYPE;
actDate := i_AUD_OBLIGATION.UPDATED_TS;
emp := i_AUD_OBLIGATION.UPDATED_BY;
IF i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_DESC != i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_DESC_OLD
THEN modData := 'OBL. DESC. was: ' || i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_DESC_OLD
|| 'It is now: ' ||i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_DESC;
ELSE modData := modData;
END IF;
IF i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_TYPE != i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_TYPE_OLD
THEN modData := modData || 'OBL. TYPE. was: ' ||i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_TYPE_OLD
|| 'It is now: ' ||i_AUD_OBLIGATION.OBL_TYPE;
ELSE modData := modData;
END IF;
IF i_AUD_OBLIGATION.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE != i_AUD_OBLIGATION.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE_OLD
THEN modData := modData || 'ORIG.TRGT DATE was: ' || i_AUD_OBLIGATION.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE_OLD
|| 'It is now: ' ||i_AUD_OBLIGATION.ORIGINAL_TARGET_DATE;
ELSE modData := modData;
END IF;
INSERT INTO vw_AUD_OBLIGATIONS VALUES
(actDate,actType, emp,modData);
END LOOP;
END;
Here is the view I've created, based on this procedure (it does not compile):
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW vw_AUD_OBLIGATIONS
(Action_Date, Action_Type, Action_User, Modified_Data)
AS
SELECT actDate,actType, emp,modData
FROM proc_AUD_OBLIGATIONS
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Any thoughts on how to make this work - it seems like such a simple concept....
Thanks in advance
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