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Chapter 7: FILESTREAM Database AdministrationDetaching and Attaching FILESTREAMDatabasesIt is common practice to detach and attach database files in order to move a databasefrom one location to another. In a typical detach-attach process, you detach the database,move the MDF and LDF files to the new location, and then perform an attach operation.The only difference for a FILESTREAM-enabled database is that, along with your data(MDF) and log (LDF) files, you also need to move the FILESTREAM data container.SSMS does not fully support attaching FILESTREAM-enabled databasesThe Attach Databases dialog box does not allow you to specify the location of the FILESTREAM datafile. As a result, you cannot attach a FILESTREAM-enabled database using SSMS if the path to theFILESTREAM container is different from the original location.Let's see this in action. Listing 7-3 re-creates our, by now familiar, NorthPole databaseand loads an image into a FILESTREAM column. As usual, change the locations and pathsas required.USE masterGO-- If the sample database exists, drop it and re-create itIF DB_ID('NorthPole') IS NOT NULLDROP DATABASE NorthPoleGOCREATE DATABASE NorthPole ON PRIMARY (NAME = NorthPole,FILENAME = 'C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole.mdf'), FILEGROUP NorthPole_fs CONTAINS FILESTREAM(NAME = NorthPole_fs,FILENAME = 'C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole_fs') LOG ON (NAME = NorthPole_log,FILENAME = 'C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole_log.ldf')GO276
Chapter 7: FILESTREAM Database Administration-- Create a table with a FILESTREAM columnUSE NorthPoleGOCREATE TABLE [dbo].[Items]([ItemID] UNIQUEIDENTIFIER ROWGUIDCOLNOT NULLUNIQUE ,[ItemNumber] VARCHAR(20) ,[ItemDescription] VARCHAR(50) ,[ItemImage] VARBINARY(MAX) FILESTREAMNULL)GO-- INSERT a row with FILESTREAM data and insert the data to the tableINSERT INTO Items( ItemID ,ItemNumber ,ItemDescription ,ItemImage)SELECT NEWID() ,'MS1001' ,'Microsoft Mouse' ,bulkcolumnFROM OPENROWSET(BULK 'C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Images\MicrosoftMouse.jpg',SINGLE_BLOB) AS xListing 7-3:T-SQL script to create a sample database.Let's assume that this database underpins a successful application and we need to movethe data and log files to new, bigger hardware. To simulate this in our example, we'llmove the primary data file and log file to C:\temp\data, and the FILESTREAM containerto C:\temp\FS. First, however, we need to detach the database, as shown in Listing 7-4(alternatively, you can right-click the database in SSMS Object Explorer and selectTasks | Detach…).277
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File Backups and Piecemeal Restores
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