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Therefore, the easiest way to partition an existing table is to create a partitioned clustered index on the table, although, it might not be the most efficient way doing so. And you cannot simply drop the UNIQUE constraint or disable the pertaining index while performing the switch, as long as there are FILESTREAM data in the table
On the other hand, when we try to alter the table from the GUI, we are intending to View the design of the table first and then make the required changes. Output: From the results we see, the Alter Permission was there but View Definition and Control permissions were not set; and this is the reason why the DESIGN or DELETE or INSERT column options are greyed out
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The NonClustered was to allow for easily adding a clustered key (without having to drop one first) to support what ever queries are built to leverage the Audit table later in the development process. Extending it to 8000 resolved that issue but would still pose problems with tables that contain a very large number of columns, especially if the column names are lengthy
Alter column order
It will take care of dropping and recreating all indices, foreign key constraints, etc as you could well overlook something or make a mistake.I guess it's nice from a database diagram perspective to have the columns nicely ordered and, depending on your reporting tools and how end-users use them it's also nice to have the columns in a particular order. A purist would say that the end user, if they must use a reporting tool, should only be accessing views anyway in which case you can change the columns by simply changing the view
But do you know what will be the solution when ID column is referenced as foreign key in other multiple tables? because in this case it wouldnt let me delete that old ID column. can i chaneg the order of columns in a table as i dont want to disturb the column sequence of my primary key column after using the above suggested methods
The replication of schema changes is activated, and the replication has been running for years, including frequent schema changes (new column, new constraints, etc)
Add a column, with a default value, to an existing table in SQL Server - Stack Overflow
A much more thorough SQL script to add a column with a default value is below including checking if the column exists before adding it also checkin the constraint and dropping it if there is one
When I am perusing an unfamiliar database for data elements it is easier to miss a piece of information when the data elements in a table are not logically grouped together. Also, sometimes I have been forced to write a bit more complex code which enumerates the columns by their names, or by part of the names used as a convention
alter table abc ADD dad varchar(50) after parentname But it throws me the following error message Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 1 Line 1: Incorrect syntax near 'after'. If you look at a page of data (for example, by using DBCC PAGE in MSSQL) you will see that the storage order of the fields does not correspond to the order you specified in the CREATE TABLE statement
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