SysInfo SQL Backup Recovery Tool
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SysInfo SQL Backup Recovery Tool

Repair corrupt SQL Server BAK files with SysInfo SQL Backup Recovery Tool. Extract MDF and LDF files, recover split or compressed backups, and preview database objects.

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SysInfo SQL Backup Recovery Tool is designed to repair corrupt, damaged, or inaccessible SQL Server backup files in BAK format. It helps users extract MDF and LDF files from damaged backups and recover database objects for restoration in SQL Server. The software supports single, split, and compressed BAK files, making it useful for different backup recovery situations. The tool offers two scanning modes to handle varying levels of corruption. Standard Mode is suitable for minor damage, while Advanced Mode performs a deeper scan for severely corrupted backup files. It can recover tables, views, triggers, stored procedures, columns, functions, and other database objects wherever recoverable. Its preview feature displays available backup information and recoverable database objects before saving, allowing users to review the results. The software lets users save recovered files to a preferred destination and provides SQL Server-compatible output for further restoration. It is designed to preserve the original backup file during recovery, helping users work with a separate recovered copy. SysInfo SQL Backup Recovery Tool supports BAK files associated with Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2019. It also handles compressed and split backup files through dedicated recovery options. The software has no specified maximum backup file size and has been tested with files as large as 1.5 TB, subject to available system resources. The recovery process involves adding the BAK file, selecting the appropriate scanning mode, reviewing the recovered objects, and saving the output. The tool supports Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, and specified Windows Server versions. Available editions include Single, Admin, Technician, and Enterprise. The free version allows users to preview backup contents, while the full version enables saving recovered data. Keep an original backup copy before starting recovery to protect your data.