You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 instance.

You need to configure a new database to support FILETABLES.

What should you do? Choose all that apply.

A. Disable FILESTREAM on the Database.

B. Enable FILESTREAM on the Server Instance.

C. Configure the Database for Partial Containment.

D. Create a non-empty FILESTREAM file group.

E. Enable Contained Databases on the Server Instance.

F. Set the FILESTREAM directory name on the Database.

Explanation:

B: FileTables extend the capabilities of the FILESTREAM feature of SQL Server. Therefore you have to enable FIL

ESTREAM for file I/O access at the Windows level and on the instance of SQL Server before you can create and use FileTables.

D: Before you can create FileTables in a database, the database must have a FILESTREAM filegroup.

F: Specifying a Directory for FileTables at the Database Level

When you enable non-transactional access to files at the database level, you can optionally provide a directory name at the same time by using the DIRECTORY_NAME option. If you do not provide a directory name when you enable non-transactional access, then you have to provide it later before you can create FileTables in the database.

References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/blob/enable-the-prerequisites-for-filetable