You can use SQL Studio to create new database tables in the database to which you are currently logged on. You can use existing database tables or stored SQL Studio objects as a template for new database tables.
You need to have the necessary user authorizations and the NOT EXCLUSIVE user attribute.
For an
explanation of user authorizations and user attributes, see the Database Users
section of the Concepts of the Database System documentation and the
Authorization
section of the SQL Reference Manual.
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1.
Choose Catalog Manager
® New
® Table
Definition.
A window for defining tables opens.
2. To use an existing database table or a saved SQL Studio object as a template for your new database table, choose Table Definition ® Get Table. Select the relevant table or the SQL Studio object, and click OK to confirm.
3. Enter a table name.
4. Perform the following steps:
Define foreign key dependencies
Define miscellaneous information
5. To re-use or edit your table draft later, save it as an SQL Studio object by choosing Table Definition ® Save As.
6. Choose Table Definition ® Create Table. The system creates the new table in the database.
7. To export the SQL statement for creating the database table to the SQL dialog, choose Table Definition ® Export to SQL Dialog.
For
information on the syntax of CREATE TABLE statements, see the CREATE TABLE
Statement section of the SQL Reference Manual.