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I need to view the structure(i.e table scripts without quotes) of tabes from mysql work bench
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You can get the DDL via the context menu for an object. So, right click on e.g. your table and let it send the DDL to your current editor or to the clipboard:
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You can get the DDL via the context menu for an object. So, right click on e.g. your table and let it send the DDL to your current editor or to the clipboard:
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You can get the DDL via the context menu for an object. So, right click on e.g. your table and let it send the DDL to your current editor or to the clipboard:
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You can get the DDL via the context menu for an object. So, right click on e.g. your table and let it send the DDL to your current editor or to the clipboard:
You can get the DDL via the context menu for an object. So, right click on e.g. your table and let it send the DDL to your current editor or to the clipboard:
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