How To Change Column Ordinal Position in SQL Server 2005
using Query i.e I Want To Add Column at Particular Ordinal
Position in SQL Server 2005
Answer Posted / bruhaspathy
You cannot add a column at that particular position that you wanted. Instead the workaround is that you add the column using the Alter Table command and then after the columns are created, you can go to object explorer and right click the table, select modify and then move the column to the desired column location you wanted.
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