SysTools SQL Recovery

A database is used in nearly every domain of activity in order to store important data and provide quick access to info of interest. However, with a constantly active Internet connection, various issues might occur and get data corrupted. With the help of SysTools SQL Recovery you can easily load damaged databases in order to recover data thought lost.

The application comes in a pretty light package, with straightforward features and little system resources used. Your workspace provides necessary details, with a side panel letting you browse through database elements, which are displayed in a table for better analysis.

Using this tool you can recover data from latest iterations of SQL Server databases. All you need is the MDF file so that the application can extract data. Loading a file lets you adjust a few settings that act like a guideline for the application's scanner. You can manually select the SQL Server version, with the possibility to leave it up to the application to recognize it, for safety reasons.

The side panel mentioned above provides a tree view of content that includes tables, procedures, rules, triggers and even functions. There are no editing options so you don't accidentally apply further damage to your data.

When exporting, you can opt for an SQL Server database or compatible SQL scripts. Credentials need to be provided, with the possibility to also create a destination database. What's more, the application lets you select which elements to export, as well as whether to create just the schema or export data as well.

All things considered, SysTools SQL Recovery is a server maintenance tool you might want to keep around just to be on the safe side. It uses little of your system's resources, with a friendly interface that gets you up and running in a jiffy. It's a clever way of recovering only the parts you need and get them back on track.