How to prevent changing table options in SQL Server?

In SQL Server, you can prevent changing table options using the following methods:

1. When making changes using the ALTER TABLE statement, add the WITH CHECK OPTION option. For example, if changing a column in a table, you can use the following syntax:
2. Change the data type of the column_name in the table_name and apply the check option.
3. The use of the WITH CHECK OPTION setting will enforce CHECK constraints, preventing changes in data types or other operations that may violate the constraints.
4. When making changes using the ALTER TABLE statement, add the WITH SCHEMABINDING option. For example, if you want to modify a table’s column, you can use the following syntax:
5. Change the data type of a column in a table and bind it to the schema.
6. By using the WITH SCHEMABINDING option, tables and any related objects (such as functions, triggers, etc.) will be bound to the schema, preventing changes to the table.
7. Use the DENY or REVOKE statement to restrict specific users or roles from making changes to a table. For example, you can use the following syntax to prevent a user from altering a table:
8. Do not allow user_name to make changes to table_name.
9. Alternatively, you can revoke the user’s permission to make changes using the following syntax:
10. Deny the ability to modify the table to the specified user.
11. This will prevent specified users or roles from making changes to the table.

Please note that the above method only restricts the option to make changes to the table, rather than completely prohibiting changes to the table. If users have sufficient permissions, they can still make changes to the table through other means.