Perform MDF File Recovery by using Microsoft SQL Database Recovery Tool:
SQL server is a RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) which is a software product produced by Microsoft. Its function is to store and retrieve data requested by other application software’s. SQL server also contains database file in the form of MDF file format which is also called Master database file and has other two database files are NDF and Log file. NDF file used to store information when MDF file size exceeds and log file stores information about transactions performed in the SQL server.
SQL Server stores all database information in its data elements of MDF file such as tables, views, stored procedures, and functions or triggers etc. But sometimes these elements get in touch with the corruption issues like server failures, MDF file size is full, virus attacks, hardware failure etc. To overcome from all these errors user need to have perfect recovery tool i.e. Microsoft SQL data recovery software. It helps users to recover data from corrupt SQL database.
Other Excellent Features of the Software:
- Recovers whole MDF File Data Items: Tool recovers all data items of MDF file database like tables, triggers, views, functions, stored procedures etc into healthy MDF file.
- Recovers NDF File too: Microsoft SQL database repair utility also recovers single or multiple NDF file data in a safe manner and can add folder containing NDF files.
- Maintains File Data Integrity: While recovering MDF and NDF file data, tool maintains data integrity of the file as original.
- Large Database Capacity: Application has large amount of database capacity to recover MDF file data.
- Recover XML Documents: Tool also recovers XML file data type, if stored documents are on SQL server.
- Option to Save Schema: Program gives the option to save file with schema and both schema or data.
- Supports Multiple SQL and Windows Server: It supports SQL versions (2000 to 2012) and Windows (95 to 2008) etc.
To know more about the functionality of MS SQL Database recovery tool visit: http://www.ms.sqldatarecovery.net/