# 5. Our first table

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Start the data generator used in the previous example.

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Use user-profile-pretty.ksql

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Run script using run script command .

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Now to check the definition of our script  :

\>> describe extended user-profile-pretty

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Now run the select query again to check the result of above script :

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And if we want to drop the stream then first we need to TERMINATE it & then DROP.

 

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DROP STREAM AS WELL AS TOPIC.

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