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How to open .mdf file English English Русский Español Français Italiano Deutsch Português Nederlands 中国的 Download Windows SQL Server Recovery Kit – the best MS SQL Server recovery tool for fast and hassle-free MDF recovery SQL Server Recovery Kit SQL Server Recovery Kit helps to fix the corrupted MDF files of an MS SQL Server for all versions All Recovery SQL Server Recovery Kit Overview Help Screenshots Errors Video manual How to repair FAQ-Wiki Purchase Purchase Renewal Resources SQL Server Recovery Kit is all you need to bring a damaged MDF database file back to life. This powerful MS SQL database recovery software comes with an intelligent data analysis engine, a super-intuitive and easy-to-comprehend user interface and efficiency sufficient for the worst cases of MDF file corruption – something that even the closest competitors have serious problems with! This SQL MDF recovery tool offers the following functionality: Recovers data from damaged MS SQL Server 7, MS SQL Server 2000, MS SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server 2008 and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 databases Recovers data types, table data, views, stored procedures and functions, triggers, indexes, primary and foreign keys and restrictions Supports multi-file databases (MDF + NDF files) Supports table partitions Provides a possibility to export data to MS SQL Server or save data to the hard drive as a set of SQL scripts A flexible, intuitive and well thought out interface Possibility to manually select data for export/saving Works in Windows 98, NT 4.0, 2000, Me, XP, Vista, Windows 7 SQL Server Recovery Kit is a comprehensive, fast and reliable all-in-one solution for quick and hassle-free MS SQL recovery of MDF file data. Based on an intelligent proprietary engine, the software is capable of restoring the maximum of valuable data from MS SQL databases damaged in all types of incidents, including hardware failures, power shortages, software crashes and virus infections. Its lightweight wizard-based interface guides the user through the entire procedure in minutes and leaves no room for a human mistake, thus making MDF recovery a task that even novices can handle. The last step of the wizard is fully automated, so the user cannot further damage a database in recovery of SQL Server 2005 data. This MS SQL recovery tool free download is a perfect solution for all users, including database professionals, seeking a simple way to recover MDF databases right on their workplace and without using expensive third-party recovery services. Disclaimer: SQL Server Recovery Kit was never meant to be open source software, a FOSS project or a freeware tool. The product is provided on the try-before-you-buy basis and has a free trial version that offers everything necessary for initial familiarization and evaluation. SQL Server Recovery Kit is not licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) or GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). The developers of All Recovery Inc initially intended it to be a regular product and never considered making it freeware due to the limited size of the potential audience and the very nature of the company’s business. The pricing policy, however, makes the product affordable for everyone. Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 or Windows Server 2003/2008/2012/2016 and above Microsoft SQL Server: 7/2000/2005/2008/2008 R2/2012/2014/2016/2019 FAQ’s How it works Screenshots Video How to import the saved SQL scripts into database? Answer: There are two ways to save data, supported by SQL Server Recovery Kit: You can save SQL scripts to hard drive, they will create database objects, tables, for example, and insert data to these tables. You can also launch scripts in databases, defined by users, these scripts are written in SQL language. Please note, that SQL scripts can be different, in spite of the fact, that they base on the same files of database. It happens because of syntax particularities both in queries, that are executed for direct server connection by means of ADO and in SQL queries, performed in the Query Analyzer environment that is supplied with MS SQL Server (the use of ":", the Go command, etc.). The first way is more reliable, what about the second way, it is more convenient. Converting data to scripts and save it to disk 1. Saved data mapping If you’ve chosen to save data on disk, SQL Server Recovery Kit will create a subdirectory, that includes name of the source MDF file, this subdirectory is created in the user-defined directory and all scripts will be placed there. All scripts are named by rule, names consist of a word and a digit. Word indicates the script’s role, digit indicates its number. There are many script types, for example: Types*.sql - scripts will create data types, defined by users. Tables*.sql - scripts will create tables. Indexes*.sql - scripts will create primary keys and indexes. ForeignKeys*.sql - scripts will create foreign keys. Procedure*.sql - scripts will create stored procedures. Function*.sql - scripts will create functions, defined by users. View*.sql - scripts will create views. Triggers*.sql - scripts will create triggers. Data*.sql - scripts will insert data into tables. Script sequence number does not contain any useful data, it does not point at script execution sequence or any other information. These numbers are used only to split data and save it to a variety of small documents instead of one large file. Users can define the maximum size of file with SQL script. Moreover, users should take notice of the numbering of Data files. It should be noted, that each file of the Data type can contain data for one table only. Files with sequence numbers contain all data for each table. Note: If numbers are missing for some files, it means that some tables do not contain any data. 2. Script execution sequence In this figure, you can see the recommended order of script execution: Script execution sequence depends on existing restrictions for existing data and structures of the table. Please pay particular attention to these factors: Please specify corresponding primary key, if you’d like to create a secondary key. Owing to this fact, these operations are saved to different files, which should be launched in this sequence. Before the creation of indexes and secondary keys, the program fills tables. It is obligatory, because referential integrity check is performed, when a table with defined secondary key is being filled. When tables with secondary keys are filled before tables with corresponding primary keys, there’s an error. Moreover, this method features another particularity. If recovered data conflicts with the primary key, unique indexes, etc., in this case, the table will be filled with data anyway, but restrictions will not be created (index, primary key, etc.). If users require another behavior, they can select script execution sequence themselves. Procedures , Functions , Views and Triggers object creation in a database has some difficulties, because these objects may have sophisticated and tricky dependencies. Procedures may refer to other Procedures, Views may refer to Functions, Triggers may refer to all objects. That is why, a program cannot help to solve the tangle. Users should find all dependencies manually and launch SQL scripts in the...