DDL input
Paste SQL schema export or migration DDL.
Selected object
Use filters and object list to inspect one statement.
DDL object extractor for schema review
Large schema scripts are hard to review when tables, indexes, views, triggers, and routines are mixed together. A DDL splitter helps teams isolate object definitions before migration, comparison, cleanup, or documentation work.
Paste a database export, migration script, or schema deployment file to split object definitions into smaller pieces. The tool helps reviewers jump directly to tables, indexes, views, sequences, triggers, packages, procedures, and functions without manually searching through a long SQL file.
Split schema dumps
Separate CREATE statements into object-level chunks that are easier to inspect and share.
Filter object types
Jump between tables, indexes, views, sequences, and routines without manually scanning a long script.
Pair with compare tools
Copy a single extracted object into Text Compare or SQL Formatter for deeper review.
Schema script searches this page targets
- DDL extractor online
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- Extract CREATE TABLE statements
- Database object extractor
Related review tools
After splitting a DDL script, use SQL Formatter to clean object definitions, Text Compare to compare versions, and PL/SQL Dependency Extractor for package or routine source review.
What does a DDL extractor do?
A DDL extractor splits a large schema script into individual CREATE statements such as tables, indexes, views, sequences, triggers, packages, procedures, and functions.
When is a SQL DDL splitter useful?
It is useful during schema review, migration planning, script cleanup, object-level comparison, and documentation work.
Does this tool process DDL locally?
Yes. The splitter runs in the browser and does not upload your schema script.