This value is passed to the DeviceIoControl Function. Sets the mode used to access FILESTREAM BLOB data.
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PathName must be called from the context of an account that has SQL Server SELECT or UPDATE permissions on the FILESTREAM table and column.
Is the nvarchar(max) path that is returned by the PathName function. SIZE_T FilestreamTransactionContextLength, SQL_FILESTREAM_DESIRED_ACCESS DesiredAccess, To release the transaction, the write handle must be closed. Only Win32 file I/O is allowed until the transaction is released. For more information about the Allow cache on write property, see Configure a File Send Port.When the file is opened for write access, the transaction is owned by the FILESTREAM agent. To increase performance of the File send adapter change the Allow cache on write property to True (check the box). Setting the Allow cache on write property to False can reduce performance as this setting disallows the use of in-memory caching of files by the operating system. The Allow cache on write property is set to False by default. Performance of the File send adapter is slower when the Allow cache on write property is set to False. Sending a file using the File adapter is very slow Problem The File send adapter cannot write to the file specified because it is read-only or is marked with the system file attribute.Įnsure that the account used as the Logon: account for the File send handler host instance has read and write permissions to the specified directory or file share.Įnsure that existing files in the specified directory or file share are not marked with the system attribute. The File send adapter cannot write to a file in the destination location on the file system or network share because the associated host instance does not have write permissions for that file or for that location. The File send adapter cannot access the directory that files are sent from on the file system or network share because the specified path does not exist. The message will be written to the suspended queue. The File adapter will attempt to deliver the file using the backup transport (if configured). The File send adapter will retry the write operation. If a message fails to be written to the specified directory or file share, an error is written to the Event log of the BizTalk server computer and the following sequence of events occurs:
The File send adapter fails to send a message to the specified directory or file share. Messages Are Not Being Sent by the File Send Adapter Problem The File receive adapter does not have permissions to read and write to the file.Įnsure that the files in the specified receive location are not marked as "read only".Įnsure that the files in the specified receive location are not marked with a system attribute. The File receive adapter does not read a file from the receive location if any of the following conditions are true: When the File receive adapter encounters such a file, it logs an error in the event log and leaves the file in the receive location. The File receive adapter does not read a file from the specified receive location. For a network share, the File receive adapter disables the receive location after all retry attempts have been exhausted.įiles with names longer than 256 characters are encountered in the receive location.Įnsure that the specified path or share exists.Įnsure that the account used as the Logon: account for the File receive handler host instance has read and write permissions to the specified receive location.Įnsure that files written to the folder monitored by the File receive adapter do not have file names exceeding 256 characters.įiles Are Not Being Read from the Specified Receive Location Problem The File receive adapter cannot access the receive location on the file system or network share because the account used by the associated host instance does not have read-write permission for that location. For a network share, the File receive adapter disables the receive location after all retry attempts have been exhausted. The File receive adapter cannot access the receive location on the file system or network share because the specified path does not exist. The File receive adapter disables the receive location if any of the following occur: A File Receive Location is Disabled ProblemĪ File receive location becomes disabled. This section contains information that may help you avoid errors.
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