eRepair SQL Server 1.0.1.3

eRepair SQL Server 1.0.1.3 offers you an incredibly efficient and easy to use solution for repairing corrupted MS SQL databases of any size and recovering valuable database data.

With eRepair SQL Server, the risk of losing your SQL database data is efficiently minimized – and you save a great deal of time and money immediately and in the long run, since you don’t need to resort to the use of third-party recovery services. They will not be able to rip you off by doing nothing to bring your data back and yet getting access your confidential information – not if you are equipped with this great tool and can tackle the problem on your own! eRepair SQL Server has quite  a few pleasant surprises up its sleeve, the major ones being stability, efficiency, speed and support of all kinds of MS SQL databases, regardless of their structure and size.

Based on an intelligent adaptive SQL recovery engine, eRepair SQL Server is a “Swiss army knife” in the world of specialized tools intended for data recovery from corrupted MS SQL (*.mdf) database files. The software features a very clear and unambiguous interface and offers a step-by-step wizard-based recovery process. Its remarkable ease of use enables virtually anyone to use the program for fast in-house MS SQL data recovery, even if they don’t have any special skills or prior data recovery experience.

Major Features:

1. Recover SQL data from large and extra-large database files of up to 16 Tb (terabytes) in size without modifying them – the program works with exact copies only
2. Restore SQL database files over the local network
3. Save the recovered data as SQL scripts and split them into several files of the necessary size
4. Save the recovered data directly to the SQL server for faster and more reliable recovery

Requirements:

• The program works in all major versions of Windows, such as Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows XP SP2, Windows 2003 Server and Windows Vista. 
• The tool supports the following database formats and versions:  Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, 2000, 2005 (32- and 64-bit versions).