This is a classic. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 introduced a feature that prevents you from changing a table in the designer if it needs to be re-created. And whenever I get this I always forget where to turn this feature off. This time I recorded a 14-sec video that shows where this option is. Enjoy
Flatlogic was founded in 2013 with a clear vision: to simplify the process of web and mobile application development. Initially, they focused primarily on creating and selling React templates, although they also offered Angular and Bootstrap templates. These React templates were designed to help developers quickly build admin dashboards and other essential components of web
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