SQL Server Recovery Toolbox
Tool for recovering damaged MS SQL Server databases
SQL Server Recovery Toolbox (download) is used to recover information from damaged MS SQL Server databases (*.mdf files). It allows users to avoid losing important information. SQL Server Recovery Toolbox recovers information in several steps.
- The program searches for and reads system data that can be used to recover the rest of information.
- All data that SQL Server Recovery Toolbox can recover is displayed on the screen: User Tables and System Tables, Views, Stored Procedures, Functions and User Defined Data Types. You can view them and make sure that the tool works.
- Then the user should select the method for saving the recovered information (saving to the hard drive as a package of scripts in the SQL language or exporting directly to a database), configure it and start the export process.
- After the process is started, the tool scans and analyzes the entire damaged database. The time it takes depends on the size of the source file. During this process, the tool recovers from it all information that can be recovered. However, it should be mentioned that in some cases SQL Server Recovery Toolbox cannot extract all data despite its high effectiveness. It depends on what damaged the source file and how badly. It is worth mentioning that Recovery Toolbox does not modify the source database, it only extracts information from it during the scanning process.
- After the export process is over, the program displays the report about what has been done.
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SQL Server Recovery Toolbox has a wide set of features that can be effectively used to recover information from MS SQL Server databases. The following features are particularly worth mentioning.
- Recovering information from large databases with the size of up to 16 TB.
- Recovering information from damaged MS SQL Server databases via the local area network.
- Saving the extracted information as scripts in the SQL language with the possibility of splitting into files of the specified size.
- Saving the extracted information directly to the SQL server.
MS SQL Server databases constitute the very basis of a lot of corporate systems of all types. They are used literally everywhere, from electronic workflow and automating all kinds of activities in companies to information security products. That is why we can say that they often store very important information losing which may result in serious losses for the company. Meanwhile, there are a lot of things that can damage databases.
First of all, of course, viruses and other malicious software. Besides, you should not forget about all kinds of failures in the operating and file systems, software, careless operations made by the user, etc. It is usually possible to recover lost files in these cases. However, databases are usually quite large. So errors making it impossible to connect them and export information with the standard means occur during their recovery.
We should also note that recovering data from a damaged database and moving it to a working one must be carried out as fast as possible. Indeed, the information system of the enterprise will not function till the database is extracted. And it means that the company's employees will not work as well. And the longer it will last, the larger the amount of direct and indirect losses will be.
SQL Server Recovery Toolbox is a great way out of such situations. First, it is very effective and allows you to extract as much information from damaged databases as possible. Second, using SQL Server Recovery Toolbox allows you to reduce the time necessary to recover data to minimum. It is achieved due to two peculiarities of the program.
The first one is that it is uniquely easy to use. The entire use of this tool comes down to a step-by-step wizard in each step of which the user has to perform only one action. It allows you to start using the program without going through any learning curve. The second peculiarity is recovering data directly to the SQL Server or saving it as scripts. Both options allow you to quickly move the recovered information into a working database and get the company's information system back in operation.
Thus, SQL Server Recovery Toolbox is a perfect solution for damaged MS SQL Server database recovery. It offers a way out of emergency situations with minimum losses.
Warning: SQL Server Recovery Toolbox is a shareware tool. It means that you can download it and try its features regarding data recovery from damaged databases before purchasing it. The trial version has some limitations. You can use it to view the recovered information, but you cannot save it. Thus, you can first make sure that SQL Server Recovery Toolbox works well and purchase it for the complete use only after that.
SQL Server Recovery Toolbox is compatible with Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows XP SP2, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Vista. It works with the following databases: Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, 2000, 2005 and 2005 (64-bit).
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