Validate Rules on Generating DDL

Hello,
What to do to create custom rules to be validated at the moment of generating DDLs ?
Regards
Nelson Antonio Alberti da Rosa

Hi Nelson,
Maybe I misunderstand, but I think you're missing something. Purpose of the design rules is to check your model (logical, relational, and process models) before generating DDL script. So there are only two places that you can apply some (all) rule:
1. From the menu tools->Design Rules->Design Rules
2. From DDL Generation Options screen, there is 'Design Rules' button at the bottom
DDL generation will not stop if some of the design rule is not met. If there is design rule error it will not go in DDL script.
So, everything you did is fine. If the rule works from above two places - it's Okay.
Please elaborate if I misunderstood.

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-- CREATE COLLECTION TYPE 0
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-- CREATE CONTEXT 0
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-- CREATE SYNONYM 0
-- CREATE TABLESPACE 0
-- CREATE USER 0
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-- ERRORS 0
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Thanks for any feedback
Wally

Wally
You don't need to access to your instance with SQL Developer. You can copy/paste the generated DDL code into the SQL Developer (downloand and install http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/sql-developer/overview/index.html), and use it for formatting the code.
Btw, yes generated DDL code has no carriage returns between create table codes (I tested)
Regards
Gokhan

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