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    DDL is used to define database tables, including specifying the schema, domains, integrity constraints, indices, security, and physical storage structure for each table. A table, also called a relation, defines the attributes for a set of data along with constraints on valid values. DDL manages the overall design and organization of data in the database.

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    CMPT 354: Database I -- Simple SQL (1) 13

    Data Definition Language (DDL)


    Specification of tables
    A table is also called a relation

    The schema for each table


    The domain of values associated with each
    attribute
    Integrity constraints
    The set of indices to be maintained for each
    relations
    Security and authorization information for each
    relation
    The physical storage structure of each relation on
    disk

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