SQL Server 2008|2012 block saving changes that require re-creation of tables

It is not very understandable why the option to block saving changes that require re-creation of tables is included in SQL Server 2008 and later versions. It is too troublesome to be "blocked" every time the table structure is modified. It's not convenient.

　　Problem Description:
The solution to the error of SQL Server 2008 "Prevent saving changes that require re-creation of tables" is what we are going to focus on in this article: when we have built a table with SQL Server 2008, we are prompted when inserting or modifying any column: When the user is in SQL Server 2008 When you change the table structure in Enterprise Manager, you must first delete the original table and then recreate the new table to complete the table changes.
If you make a forced change, the following prompt appears: Save changes are not allowed. Your changes require that the following tables be deleted and recreated. You have made changes to the label that cannot be recreated or enabled the "Prevent saving changes that require table re-creation" option. Such as:

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Workaround (This is also true for SQL Server 2012) :

Open the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio tool and select it from the menu bar:

Tool-〉 Options-〉 a designer-〉 Table Designer and Database Designer on the left to prevent changes that require re-creation of the table (right) remove the hook.

SQL Server 2008|2012 block saving changes that require re-creation of tables