Use the IF EXISTS clause if you do not want an error returned when the DROP VIEW statement attempts to remove a view that
does not exist.
When you execute the DROP VIEW statement, the status of all dependent regular views change to INVALID. To determine view dependencies
before dropping a view, use the sa_dependent_views system procedure. See sa_dependent_views system procedure.
Automatic commit. Clears the Results tab in the Results pane in Interactive SQL. Executing a DROP VIEW statement closes all cursors for the current connection.
When a view is dropped, all procedures and triggers are unloaded from memory, so that any procedure or trigger that references
the view reflects the fact that the view does not exist. The unloading and loading of procedures and triggers can affect performance
if you are regularly dropping and creating views.