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I'd change the ending if it meant the book would be better. Otherwise, no way. Back when I used to write fiction, I already had the whole story planned and panned out ahead of time. Any alteration to the planning meant I had fucked up the planning stage and I'd beat myself up for it. I think of a novel like I think of a great movie script. It was on the drawing board for ever to manage to get to where it is as far as quality goes. Changing it during production is a baaaaad idea, because the change will probably stick out like sore thumb.
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