DDL is a sql subset that manages the database metadata.
You can execute DDL statements with a SQL Request.
With a DDL, you create a SQL Object with the CREATE statement with the create operation, you can
If you execute a SQL fetch that contains DDL statements, you will get the following results.
id count statement error_code error_message
-- ------------ ---------------------------------------------------- ---------- -------------
1 0 create table ddl_table_test\n(\n column_name inte 0
2 0 alter table ddl_table_test\n owner to postgres;\n 0
A DDL script is an runtime and therefore is executed:
Example of execution at runtime
tabul data print (create_ddl.sql@cd)@sqlite
DDL statements auto-commit, so they can't be rolled back