Post by j***@gmail.comKernel for SQL recovery is an amazing tool that fixes all errors of
corrupt or inaccessible SQL database files. Its powerful search engine
retrieves every bit of data from the corrupt MDF files and save the
retrieved information in new MDF files. Using this recovery program, you
can repair large number of inaccessible MDF files with a single mouse
click. The kernel for SQL database recovery tool reinstates all forms of
data like triggers, tables, indexes, stored procedures, unique keys and
foreign keys from the corrupt SQL database folders. To know more about
tool visit http://www.restoresqldatabase.org/
I am not going to question that the tool you are trying to peddle can
recover *some* corrupt databases, but when you say "all errors", I can
tell that you are lying through your teeth. If the I/O subsystem decided
to write all zeroes in a disk block, then you can forget about recovering
the information in that disk block.
More generally, a database file may be corrupt in a multitude of ways,
and writing a tool that handle all sorts of corruption is not really
possible. In many cases, you might be able to retrieve data from a
crashed MDF file if you know the table definition and/or has some
knowledge about the data. For instance, a human may recognise that
a certain id is in fact the id for an important customer, something
a piece of software will not be able to.
I post these words in case someone with a crashed database and for a
moment think you have found the golden key.
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, ***@sommarskog.se
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