We have a production SQL Server 2014 Enterprise database that has a memory-optimized filegroup and nothing in it. We are looking for a way to remove this but according to microsoft dn170449 the only way to accomplish this is "In this first release of In-Memory OLTP (in SQL Server 2014), the only way to remove a memory-optimized filegroup is to drop the database" (awesome feature!)
Does anyone know if there is a workaround for this or how the to drop the database and recreate it without memory-optimized filegroup? Thanks