Which among the following is true
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summary view can call another summary view
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summary view can call a detailed view
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list view can have parameters as input
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summary view and list view can have privileges associated with them
In a reporting/view hierarchy, a summary (aggregate) view is meant to roll data up and can invoke other views to build or drill into that aggregate — it can call another summary view (nesting summaries) and can call a detail view (to show underlying line-level records behind an aggregate figure), which is the typical drill-down pattern. A list view, by contrast, is usually a simpler flat display and in many frameworks doesn't accept input parameters the way parameterized summary/detail views do, and privilege/permission models are often applied differently (or not at all) to summary vs. list views, which is why those two statements are marked false here.