"disabling" the property does the things behind the scenes I mentioned in my earlier post. In SQL 2k (I didn't check that in SQL2k5 right now) it did a creation of a new table, copy the data to the new table, and renamed the table vice versa to the new / old name.
In the SQL Server Management Studio Express, when I right click in table, and I choice the modify option, bellow appear the column properties where I set the Identity Specification to No or Yes.
This option disables/enable the identity
But is there a way to disable the identity via command line
Remove identity
Dave Collins
Hi,
"disabling" the property does the things behind the scenes I mentioned in my earlier post. In SQL 2k (I didn't check that in SQL2k5 right now) it did a creation of a new table, copy the data to the new table, and renamed the table vice versa to the new / old name.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
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Spartan
Hi,
identity is no property, you have to create another column, copya the values to the new column and drop the old one.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
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nihk
In the SQL Server Management Studio Express, when I right click in table, and I choice the modify option, bellow appear the column properties where I set the Identity Specification to No or Yes.
This option disables/enable the identity
But is there a way to disable the identity via command line
thanx
DarkDragon03