Anyone got a SQL script that outputs Oracle create statements?

Hi all,
I've been using a data modeling tool (ER/Studio from Embarcadero Technologies) to design my database (which currently is 11g XE running on Win7). I need to ensure that the data model and database are 100% in sync. My lack of DBA abilities now haunts me. I need to accomplish one of two things.
1. Run a SQL script that outputs the full compliment of Oracle CREATE statements that define my app's database (BTW, all of my tables are prefixed with "PT_").
2. Connect ER/Studio with the local 11g XE database.
Unless someone is familiar with ER/Studio reverse-engineering, I imagine #1 above is the more straightforward solution. Does anybody have such a script they can share with me?
Thanks so much,
Kim

Hi,
Maybe this blog post helps you.
http://www.apex-at-work.com/2013/03/generate-ddl-source-code-with-sql.html
BTW, you are posting in wrong forum as this is Application Express forum and your question do not have anything do with this product.
Regards,
Jari
My Blog: http://dbswh.webhop.net/htmldb/f?p=BLOG:HOME:0
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jariolai

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