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Creating a database programmatically isn't something most developers do every day - we all use some kind of visual tool, like MS Access for maintaining a MDB file. Unfortunately, sometimes you'll need to create and destroy databases and database objects from code. The most basic technique in use today is the Structured Query Language Data Definition Language (SQL DDL). Data definition language (DDL) statements are SQL statements that support the definition or declaration of database objects (for example, CREATE TABLE, DROP TABLE, CREATE INDEX and similar statements).

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