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How do I disable Filestream in SQL Server?

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  1. How can I tell if SQL Server Filestream is enabled?
  2. What is SQL Filestream?
  3. How do I change the Filestream location in SQL Server?
  4. What is Filestream access level in SQL Server?
Disable the use of Filestream. Delete all FILESTREAM columns from all tables. ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN. Disassociate tables from the FILESTREAM filegroups. ALTER TABLE SET (FILESTREAM_ON = 'NULL' Remove all FILESTREAM data containers. . Remove all FILESTREAM filegroups. . Disable FILESTREAM. . Restart the SQL Service.


How can I tell if SQL Server Filestream is enabled?

To enable and change FILESTREAM settings Right-click the instance, and then click Properties. In the SQL Server Properties dialog box, click the FILESTREAM tab. Select the Enable FILESTREAM for Transact-SQL access check box.

What is SQL Filestream?

FILESTREAM enables SQL Server-based applications to store unstructured data, such as documents and images, on the file system.

How do I change the Filestream location in SQL Server?

To move a FILESTREAM-enabled database USE [Archive] GO SELECT type_desc, name, physical_name from sys. database_files; Copy the following Transact-SQL script into the Query Editor, and then select Execute. This code takes the Archive database offline.

What is Filestream access level in SQL Server?

Filestream integrates the Database Engine with your NTFS file system by storing BLOB data as files on the file system and allowing you to access this data either using T-SQL or Win32 file system interfaces to provide streaming access to the data.

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