The Art of SQL Server FILESTREAM - Red Gate Software

Appendix A: Configuring FILESTREAM on a SQL Server InstanceLet's now see how each of the above applications behave under different FILESTREAMaccess levels.1. T-SQL Access is enabledBecause only T-SQL access is enabled:a. Web Applications 1, 2, and 3 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL.b. Desktop Applications 1 and 2 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL.c. None of the applications can access the FILESTREAM data throughstreaming APIs.2. Streaming Local Access is enableda. Web Application 1 can access FILESTREAM data only through T-SQL, becausestreaming access is only possible when using Windows authentication.b. Web Application 2 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL andstreaming APIs.c. Web Application 3 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL only, because it isnot running on the same server as the SQL Server instance hosting the database.d. Desktop Applications 1 and 2 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL only.i. Desktop Application 1 cannot use streaming access because it uses SQL Serverauthentication, and because the necessary ports are blocked on the firewall.ii. Desktop Application 2 cannot use streaming access because it runs on acomputer other than the SQL Server.3. Streaming Remote Access is enableda. Web Application 1 can access FILESTREAM data only through T-SQL, becausestreaming access is only possible when using Windows authentication.b. Web Application 2 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL andstreaming APIs.c. Web Application 3 can access FILESTREAM data through T-SQL andstreaming APIs.465