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DBR for SQLServer Created on Windows

DBR for SQLServer is an efficient and powerful SQLServer database repair tool that can recover corrupted, damaged or inaccessible SQLServer databases, including database tables, views, functions, stored procedures, and triggers. In addition to repairing the database, it can also scan and recover deleted data in the database.

  • Support SQLServer 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017.

  • Recover corrupted MDF and NDF files of SQLServer database.
  • Recover tables, views, functions, stored procedures, triggers, and other database components.
  • Recover deleted data (tables, table records, fields, views, functions, stored procedures, triggers) in the database.
  • Support to export the recovered data to SQLServer database or export to CSV file.
  • Support to repair the SQLServer database created on Linux.
  • Preview the recovered database.
  • Simple and easy-to-use graphical user interface.

*Free download to repair & preview recoverable SQLServer database objects.

Main Features

Recover Corrupted SQLServer Database

The software can recover damaged SQLServer databases caused by file header corruption, disk failure, virus damage and other reasons, and recover data from inaccessible table spaces or tables.

Recover Data In MDF And NDF Files

The software can scan MDF and associated NDF files and recover the data.

Recover Deleted Data

The software supports to recover deleted data from normal or damaged SQLServer databases. You can recover all deleted data without affecting the original hierarchy.

Support Multiple SQLServer Database Versions

The software supports to recover SQLServer 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 versions.

Recover SQLServer Database Created On Linux

The software recovers SQLServer databases created on Linux. Copy the database file to the Windows system and select database file in the software, the data can be recovered.

Recover multiple database objects

The software supports to recover database tables, views, functions, stored procedures, triggers.

Recover ROW and PAGE compressed data

Recover ROW and PAGE compressed tables in the SQLServer database.

Support recovery of multiple data types

The software supports to recover multiple data types in SQLServer database, including ASCII, Unicode, geography, geometry, datetimeoffset, Datetime2, sql_variant, hierarchyid.

Software Specifications

System Requirement

CPUIntel i3 and above

Operating System For Windows(x64): Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Windows Server 2012 / 2008 / 2003

Memory4GB

Hard DiskAt least 300 MB of free space for software installation

Installation and use

This software can be used on a single device

Support language

English

Trial Limit

The trial version of the software allows the preview of all recovered data but does not support export

FAQ

01
Q: How to use this software to recover a corrupted SQLServer database?

A: 1.Install and run DBR for SQLServer.
2. Select the database file to be recovered and click "Recover".
3. Preview the recovered database.
4. Export the data to SQLServer database or export to CSV file.

02
Q: Does SQLServer have to be installed in the system to preview the database?

A: You can preview the recovered data directly without SQLServer installed in the system.

03
Q: Is it necessary to install SQLServer in the system to save the recovered database?

A: You can save the recovered data as CSV file without SQLServer installed in the system. If you need to save the recovered database to a newly created database, you must provide a known database connection information.

04
Q: What are some common errors that show up when a database is corrupted?

A: SQLServer Error 5172
SQLServer Error 5171
Microsoft SQLServer Fatal Error 823
Error 8946 in SQLServer
SQLServer Error Code 926

05
Q: Will there be any changes or impact on user data when using this software to recover a corrupted database?

A: DBR for SQLServer recover a corrupted SQLServer database without changing or affecting user data.

06
Q: If my database is SQLServer 2016 version. Can I recover the database file created by SQLServer 2000 version?

A: Yes, you can recover the database version as long as it is within the scope of the database version supported by the software. But DBR for SQLServer does not support exporting data from a higher-version database to a lower-version database.