Creating SEQUENCE ddl in Modeler?

I am new to the Sql Dev Modeler and am probably asking a pretty silly question but it My silly question so here goes.
I have created several SEQUENCE definitions in the Physical Model but cannot findout how to generate ddl to actually create the sequences. Any ideas?

Disregard - I just stumbled upon the answer in the generate DDL dialog screen.

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