Creating Tables

You use the table editor to create a table.

Note Note

To create tables, you can also use SQL statements instead of the table editor.

More information:

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You are logged on to the database as a database user.
You have the CREATEIN privilege for the schema in which you want to create the table.
More information: SQL Reference Manual, Privilege Specification for a Schema (schema_priv_spec)
The database is in the ONLINE operational state.

In the explorer tree, expand the folders of the database user who is to be the owner of the table.
Select the schema under which you want to create the table.
In the context menu of the schema, choose New Table .
More information: Table Editor
Enter the name of the table.
More information: SQL Reference Manual,
- Table Name (table_name)
- Schema Name (schema_name)
Note
If you want to use upper and lower case, deactivate the Identifier Upper Case setting in the Database Studio settings.

More information: Configuring Database Studio

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On the Columns page, create columns.
More information: Creating Columns
Optional: On the Constraints tab page, define constraints for columns.
More information: Defining Constraints for a Column
Optional: On the Indexes tab page, create indexes.
More information: Creating Indexes
Optional: On the Foreign Keys tab page, define foreign key dependencies.
More information: Defining Foreign Key Dependencies
Optional: On the Miscellaneous tab page, enter further table properties.
More information: Defining Custom Table Properties
To save the table in the database, choose Create Table in the context menu of the table editor.
The current database user becomes the owner of the table. The user obtains the INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and SELECT privileges for this table. If the table is not a temporary table, the owner is also granted the INDEX, REFERENCES, and ALTER privileges.

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