Great Article, but what if primary constraint has several foreign key constraints from other tables referencing to it? Sometimes the foreign key constraints can be in 100s. Do we have to drop every foreign key constraint from other tables and then move the table?

Also, some tables don't have a primary key but have millions of records. How can we move them?

One thing I'm thinking of is that we script the table to be moved in a new query editor, rename the table name in the script, change the storage options from PRIMARY to SECONDARY, create the new table, insert all the rows from the old table in the new table, drop the old table and rename the new table to the old one.

Any better ideas? 🙂

Best,

Hammad