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I’m not a SQL server expert by any means, and I’m hoping this is something simple. The scenario: I create a new database with all the defaults, then add a table with a primary key and two nvarchar(max) fields, but I forget to set the identity specification on the key so I go back and try to change it the IsIdentity property from No to Yes and I get the following error:
Found this after posting my question – leaving up to moderators to decide if this is something to keep or not…
The simplest way to bypass this error is to go into Option – Designers and uncheck the option Prevent saving changes that require table re-creation.