Question

question 1 of 9 what needs to happen in order for the ssms graphical editor to make changes to structure? the table must be in the default schema the table must contain no data the table must be dropped and recreated the table must have a primary key

Explanation:

In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), for the graphical editor to make changes to a table structure, the table must have a primary key. Without a primary - key, the editor may not be able to uniquely identify rows and make proper structural changes. The table doesn't need to be in the default schema, can contain data, and doesn't need to be dropped and re - created just for the graphical editor to make changes.

Answer:

the table must have a primary key