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"Hi, everyone. My SQL server data file has corrupted, and I do not have a backup of the database. Can anyone please help in recovering the data from corrupt MDF file? Are there any methods or steps to fix a corrupt log file?"
MS SQL Server is one of the most popular databases that provides excellent reliability and advanced internal structure. However, just as the user above, you may encounter SQL database corruption resulted from virus infection, operating system failure, corrupt file system, etc., When the problem occurs, how to repair the MDF or NDF files in SQL database, and how to recover the deleted records from MDF file? Do not fret. Here comes EaseUS MS SQL Recovery, professional database repair software to Repair corrupt MDF & NDF SQL server database and resolve all types of SQL database repair problems.
EaseUS MS SQL Recovery offers comprehensive solutions to repair corrupt and inaccessible MDF and NDF files.
EaseUS MS SQL Recovery is an ultimate tool that can repair all the corrupt and damaged MS SQL MDF or NDF database file without modifying the original content format. It also can recover the deleted records of SQL MDF/NDF repaired files without affecting the original hierarchy, as well as other database components, including tables, triggers, indexes, keys, rules, and stored procedures. Also, it also supports the recovery of XML indexes and data types, column set property, sparse columns, and file stream data types.
Now, follow the step-by-step guide below to recover MDF/NDF file in SQL database correctly.
Step 1: Download and run EaseUS MS SQL Recovery.
Step 2: Click "Browse" to choose the target MDF file or click "Search" and select the desired file to repair from the list found below. Select "Include Deleted Records" together to recover deleted records (if found) during the repairing process. Then, click "Repair" to start the repairing process.
Step 3: When it completes, a pop-up will appear to confirm the successful recovery. All the deleted tables & records recovered items will be listed on the left pane in the name of original tables.
Step 4: Click the "Save" button from the File menu or click the "Save" button available on the Quick Access Toolbar and select the MSSQL radio button to save the repaired database. You can save the recovered database to "New Database" & "Live Database" based on your need. Then, you need to enter Server/Instance Name and connect to the server, either select a destination (New Database) to save the repaired MDF file or choose an existing database (Live Database) to save the repaired file.
Step 5: If MS SQL says the connection fails, and you can't save the recovered file as MDF file. Don't fret; you can save it as CSV format. Then, import the CSV file into your SQL database. Besides, you can save the repaired file as HTML or XLS format to view the data found.