The Art of SQL Server FILESTREAM - Red Gate Software

Chapter 9: Investigating FILESTREAM DatabasesIf the table is partitioned, you will need a different version of the above query to retrievethe same information. This is given in Listing 9-13.SELECTt.name AS [Table],f.name AS FilestreamFG,f.physical_name AS FilestreamFolderFROM sys.tables tINNER JOIN sys.partitions pON p.object_id = t.object_idINNER JOIN sys.database_files fON f.data_space_id = p.filestream_filegroup_idAND f.type_desc = 'FILESTREAM'/*Table FilestreamFG FilestreamFolder----- ------------- ---------------------------------------Items NorthPole_fs1 C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole_fs1Items NorthPole_fs2 C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole_fs2Items NorthPole_fs3 C:\ArtOfFS\Demos\Chapter7\NorthPole_fs3*/Listing 9-13:Retrieving all the FILESTREAM tables and their FILESTREAM filegroups on the partitioneddatabase (from Chapter 7).Identifying the FILESTREAM folder name associated witheach FILESTREAM columnIf a table has more than one FILESTREAM column, it will often be very confusingto identify the folder associated with each column. Listing 9-14 retrieves a list of allFILESTREAM columns in a table, along with the FILESTREAM folder associated withthe column.344