The document discusses the Systools SQL Server Recovery Tool, designed to recover corrupt SQL Server databases (.mdf files). It outlines common causes of database corruption, features of the recovery tool, and a step-by-step process for scanning, verifying, and restoring databases. The tool supports various SQL Server versions and offers various export options for recovered data.

1. Restore Corrupt SQL Server Database Using SysTools SQL Server Recovery Tool

2. Agenda Introduction Why SQL Server Database gets corrupt? Features Flow Screen Flow

3. Introduction SQL SERVER Database . mdf File (Data file) . ldf File (Log file)

4. Introduction Simple & Intuitive product to recover corrupt SQL Server .mdf file. It restore data to SQL database. It supports SQL Server 2000. SQL Server 2005. SQL Server 2008. Supports Unicode data format.

5. Why File Corruption? Common reasons which lead to database corruptions are: Improper shutdown due to power failure . Virus attacks. Error in reading database from back-up. Disk Failure such as RAID DISK failure. Database recovered after disk crash / formatting. Invalid database file header.

6. Features Recovers Tables Views Rules Stored Procedure Triggers Paginated preview tables. Query View of Stored Procedures, Views, Rules and Triggers. Restore To a SQL Server database SQL Server compatible scripts.

7. Flow Scan Recover Verify Restore Scan Recover Scan Verify Recover Scan Restore Verify Recover Scan

8. Demo

9. Step 0: SysTools SQL Recovery Simple & Intuitive User Interface for recovery.

10. Step 1: Scan & Recover Browse and Recover the selected .mdf file.

11. Step 2: Verify Comprehensive view of the data to verify whether recovery is done.

12. Step 3: Restore Support Export to Scripts Support Export to Database. Export only the Schema. Export both schema and data.

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