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How to read certain data from a file and display it? After your edit. FileStream inputFileStream = new FileStream.

SQL Server 2008 introduces File Stream data type that lets you store BLOB data in an efficient manner. One of the issues with this data type is there is no easy way to do space management. What happens if you run out of space on the drive that you designated for storing the BLOBs using FileStream? There are a few different ways mentioned below to move this to a new location: Option 1: Backup and restore file group to a new location – This option is the simplest and will back up the existing filestream file group and will restore on to the new location/drive that has more disk space.