SQL Server / Remove SCHEMABINDING from the multiple VIEWs without DROP and CREATE statements
Posted by Barac in SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks on Mar 12th, 2022 | 0 comments
What is the SCHEMABINDING within VIEW?It simple binds the view to the schema of the underlying objects. Tables behind the View cannot be altered in any way which could affect view definition. You can find more at this MS article: ALTER VIEW (Transact-SQL) There is a easy way to remove SCHEMABINDING, you just need ALTER VIEW statement. But what if you have 100 views that needs to be altered? Well there are no SWITCH OFF button for SCHEMABINDING in SQL Server. I had same situation and I wrote this simple script which will generate ALTER VIEW...
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