Re: Extract Table Definitions

In article <6c8mhq$o2s$1_at_floyd.ideal.net.au>,   "Michael Janos" <mjanos_at_shoal.net.au> wrote:
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> Is there a way to extract a table definition in the form of a "CREATE
> TABLE..." statement?
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> Thanks
> Michael
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>

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