You can create your own tables by using SQL statements. The examples in this chapter show you how. The syntax of the SQL statements that are shown might vary slightly depending on what database management system you use. For the exact syntax, see the SQL reference manual for your database management system.
You can only create tables at your current location. To create tables at a remote location, use the CONNECT command to connect to the remote location. The remote location becomes the current location, from which you can create tables.
You can also create tables from Windows environments by using the QMF for Windows feature. See Appendix D, The QMF High Performance Option for more information.