How to generate incrementel DDL.

I'm an old Designer user and I appreciated very much the capability to generate incremental DDL agains a real Database.
Is it possible with SDDM ?
How?
Tks
Tullio

Hi Tullio,
Yes. It can be done by first opening your model in Data Modeler. Then use the Data Dictionary Import Wizard to import your current definitions from the database (using the "Swap target model" option in step 2) and when this shows the Compare Models dialog, use the DDL Preview button to generate the incremental DDL.
For more detail, I suggest you read this earlier message on this forum: Re: Generate DDL - change is a new column and I want to generate a alter table
David

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