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SQL Azure not only requires each table to have a clustered index, but also disallows DROP INDEX for clustered indices.
Now I have a table which erroneously has a clustered index on column A and I want it to have a clustered index on column B instead.
How do I create a clustered index on another column if dropping a clustered index is not allowed?
Unfortunately, you can’t.
You’ll have to create a new table with the same structure and correct clustered index, insert the data, drop the old table, and rename the new table.