Generating DDL from SQL Workshop

I'm using the Database Cloud Service and am trying to see how I can generate DDL for my tables.
I looked into the online help, which led me to this:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37097_01/doc/doc.42/e35128/sql_utl.htm#AEUTL256
Says to click SQL Workshop -> Utilities -> Generate DDL, but there is no Generate DDL option. Has the option moved or the name changed?
Thanks,
Rick

Hello Rick -
The easiest way to get DDL for the tables in your Database Cloud Service is to go to the Cloud Management UI for your Service and click on the Data Export tab. Click on the Export Data button and just do not check the box for exporting data. This will give you DDL for your Service.
Hope this helps.
- Rick Greenwald

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%>
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Designer Version is 10.1.2.0.2.
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make sure the changes are as I expect. The trouble is each time I
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