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Why are Data Definition Language (DDL) operations not shown?

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Why are Data Definition Language (DDL) operations not shown?

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Table drop is the only DDL operation displayed in the log entries list. However, changes to the table schema are taken into account if you undo or redo an operation. SQL Log Rescue does not display modifications to schema objects in the log entries list. However, any operations resulting from the use of schema objects are shown. For example, if a stored procedure is run, this operation is not shown as a log entry, but any resulting data operations, table truncations, and table drops are shown.

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