The DISABLE command in SQL Server is used to disable certain database objects or features, such as triggers or indexes. For example, you can use ALTER TABLE ... DISABLE TRIGGER to deactivate a trigger or ALTER INDEX ... DISABLE to make an index inactive. This is useful for temporarily suspending functionality without permanently deleting objects.
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