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Solved: Saving changes is not permitted. The changes you have made...

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If you are working with SQL Server Management Studio Tools and encounter the following error when modifying one of your tables:

“Saving changes is not permitted. The changes you have made require the following tables to be dropped and re-created. You have either made changes to a table that can't be re-created or enabled the option Prevent saving changes that require the table to be re-created.”

All you have to do is unchecked the “Prevent saving changes that require the table to be re-created” under the tools menu.

Follow the screenshot below to disable it.

PHP Operators

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In every programming language, operators play an important role. It can be use in comparison statements like IF statement, loops statement like WHILE loops, assigning a value to a variable and a lot more.

How to Rename SQL Server Database and the Database Filename (.mdf file)

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In this tutorial I will teach you on how to rename an SQL Server Database and its filename.

For this purpose, we will use "LibSys" database on my SQL Server Management tools and rename it to "LibrarySystem". Remember that we have to rename the following:

  • Filename
  • Logical name
  • Database name

As opposed to other tutorial, they only rename either Logical name or Filename of the database. In the case of this tutorial, we will rename all of them.

How to Open Cash Drawer using VB.NET

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I just want to share with you the code that I have found on the internet on how to open a Cash Drawer using VB.NET. I am in no way claim this code as my own work. I want to share this with you because there’s a lot of question on the internet on how to open a Cash Drawer on VB.NET. The code will simply open the cash drawer using either the LPT port or COM port.

PHP String Variables

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A string variable is used to manipulate any character stored in a variable you declared.

This chapter will discuss common function you can use to manipulate string variables.

Some common functions are:

  • The Concatenation Operator
  • The strlen() function
  • The strpos() function

The concatenation operator is very useful to combine two string values.

Example:

PHP Variables

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A variable is used to store any value that you like.

You can reuse variable in any block of code in your PHP script.

PHP variables must start with a dollar ($) sign.

PHP Variable Syntax

$variable_name = value;

Below is an example of how to use variables in PHP: