Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Get create table SQL from system tables |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2009-12-18T19:35:10Z |
Martijn Tonies wrote:
the database.
Firebird stores its metadata in normalized relational tables not
.frm files. To be confusing, it uses somewhat archaic academic
terminology. You'll find tables and views in RDB$RELATIONS,
domains in RDB$FIELDS, columns in RDB$RELATION_FIELDS, the mapping
from views to tables in RDB$VIEW_RELATIONS, etc. The extract.cpp
file in ISQL has all the code to recreate definitions.
Good luck,
Ann
> Hello,Or use ISQL to extract all the statements necessary to recreate
>
>> Where in the system tables do I get (with a select SQL) the CREATE TABLE
>> statement
>> of a table that exists in the database? We are on FB 1.5.
>
> You don't, you either use a GUI tool like Database Workbench
> or another tool that creates such a statement by querying the
> system tables and constructing the statement.
>
the database.
Firebird stores its metadata in normalized relational tables not
.frm files. To be confusing, it uses somewhat archaic academic
terminology. You'll find tables and views in RDB$RELATIONS,
domains in RDB$FIELDS, columns in RDB$RELATION_FIELDS, the mapping
from views to tables in RDB$VIEW_RELATIONS, etc. The extract.cpp
file in ISQL has all the code to recreate definitions.
Good luck,
Ann