When generating SQL form an ERD using the PostgreSQL or MySQL code generator, the resultant SQL file is wrong if a table contains a CHECK constraint. The ALTER TABLE command is correctly generated but the line is not ended with a ; and therefore will fail when pushed to the database.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create ERD
2. Create Table
3. Create CHECK constraint on field within table
4. Generate PostgreSQL/MySQL code

Actual Results:  
-- 
ALTER TABLE SSA_Sensor_Site ADD CONSTRAINT range_check_constraint CHECK (Range>=0)


Expected Results:  
-- 
ALTER TABLE SSA_Sensor_Site ADD CONSTRAINT range_check_constraint CHECK (Range>=0);