Martin,
Regarding your closing of the bug report as a feature request, I'm not sure
it necessarily has to be that way.
It is only a small subset of T-SQL Commands that are not supported in SQL
Azure. The list: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/azure/ee336250.aspx
The elements that are not
Hi,
I saw a requirement for having indexes on all tables for replication
before; also as a need for replication, but on a different database
than SQL Server.
For Sean it would be possible to add indexes of identity columns to
these tables (caveat: untested)
ALTER TABLE [yourTable] ADD MyID INT
@Mike, thanks for the additional interest!
I understand that some of these tables may have no need for primary keys at
all.
In this case, would it make the most sense to create just a clustered index
that included all columns (without adding a PK constraint?)
This would serve SQL server by
