In SQL SERVER DB, I need to alter a column baseColumn
and a computed column upperBaseColumn
. The upperBaseColumn
has index on it.
This is how the table looks
create table testTable (baseColumn varchar(10), upperBaseColumn AS (upper(baseColumn))
create index idxUpperBaseColumn ON testTable (upperBaseColumn)
Now I need to increase the column length of both the baseColumn
and the upperBaseColumn
.
What's the best way to do it?
I suggest you drop the index, then drop the computed column. Alter the size, then re-add the computed column and the index. Using your example....
create table testTable (baseColumn varchar(10), upperBaseColumn AS (upper(baseColumn)))
create index idxUpperBaseColumn ON testTable (upperBaseColumn)
Drop Index TestTable.idxUpperBaseColumn
Alter Table testTable Drop Column upperBaseColumn
Alter Table testTable Alter Column baseColumn VarChar(20)
Alter Table testTable Add upperBaseColumn As Upper(BaseColumn)
create index idxUpperBaseColumn ON testTable (upperBaseColumn)
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