DDL
From Oracle FAQ
DDL (Data Definition Language) is a language used by a database management system (like Oracle) that allows users to define the database and specify data types, structures and constraints on the data.
Examples DDL statements are: CREATE TABLE, CREATE INDEX, ALTER, and DROP.
Note: In Oracle DDL statements will implicitly COMMIT any outstanding transaction.
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