You create a new table. You can't change the IDENTITY property in a regular SQL Server instance either - well, depending on your settings, SSMS might let you, but it doesn't tell you what it actually does behind the scenes - drops the table and re-creates it. Don't believe me? Script it out or profile it.
How do I add the IDENTITY property to existing SQL Azure table?
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09-03-2022 - |
Question
I have created a couple of tables in SQL Azure and forgot to mark the primary keys as identity
columns. There is no data in the tables yet, but the check box marked Is Identity
is disabled.
How do I make an existing primary key an identity
column in SQL Azure?
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