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Generally, SQL database failure is due to the corruption of its primary data file, the MDF file, or its secondary data file, the NDF file. But it’s not necessary to have a secondary data file. Thus, MDF file corruption is the main reason for the SQL issue. What can lead to MDF corruption? Here are some common reasons:
All the issues above are prone to cause SQL database corruption in one way or another. To make your SQL works properly again, you inevitably need an SQL repair tool. Then, among the numerous choices in the market, which one is optimal for you?
Here we highly recommend you try the professional SQL repair tool - EaseUS MS SQL Recovery.
Supported operating system: Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista and Windows Server 2012/2008
Supported MS SQL versions: MS SQL Server 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 and older versions
Being an enterprise software tool, EaseUS SQL repair tool is aimed to satisfy the needs of any organization that has encounter SQL database errors by providing the following services:
Other than these powerful features, you can enjoy extra benefits using this software like multiple saving options, the preview of database objects, selective recovery of SQL database objects. Now, download and install this SQL repair tool on your computer and learn how to repair the MDF/NDF file from the detailed steps.
Step 1. Stop MS SQL Server service
Press Windows + R and enter services.msc.
Find and double-click "SQL Server (instant name)".
In the Properties windows, click "Stop" to end the SQL Server and click "Apply" to confirm.
Step 2. Run EaseUS SQL repair tool. In the main interface, choose the corrupted MDF/NDF file. Then click "Repair" to start repairing your MDF/NDF file.
If you know the exact location of the file, click "Browse" to locate the database.
If you don’t know the file location, click "Search" to search for the .mdf or .ndf file in.
Step 4. When it has done, click "OK" and you will see the recovered database objects listed in the left pane of the window.
Step 5. Click "Save" in the toolbar to save your database objects.
Choose a preferred format (MDF, CSV, HTML, or XLS), set the destination path and click "OK".
In the new window, choose "New database" or "Live database" to save the repaired data. If you choose "New database", enter the server details and choose an SQL location. If you select "Live database", you need to select the existing database.
Step 6. Before you click "Save", now you need to restart the SQL Server.
Press Windows + R and enter services.msc.
Find and double-click "SQL Server (instant name)".
In the Properties windows, click "Start" to restart the SQL Server service and click "Apply" to confirm.
Step 7. Click "Save" to save the repaired files to your desired SQL database.