Repair Corrupt SQL Server Databases
This guide provides a complete walkthrough for repairing corrupt MDF & NDF files and recovering your critical SQL database objects.
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Step-by-Step Recovery Guide
Follow these five simple steps to repair your database and recover its data.
Step 1: Add Corrupt MDF File
Download and install SysCurve SQL Recovery Tool. Open it and click “Browse” to select the MDF file. If you don't know the file location, use the “Search” button to find it automatically.
Step 2: Start the Repair Process
Select the MDF file from the list. To restore deleted records, check the “Include Deleted Records” option, then click the “Repair” button to start the scan.
Step 3: Preview Recoverable Objects
The software will list all recoverable database objects like tables, views, triggers, and stored procedures. Click any object to preview its contents and verify the recovery.
Step 4: Configure Save Options
Click the “Save” option. Choose “MDF” as the export format and select to save to a “New Database”. Enter your Server/Instance name and choose your authentication mode.
Step 5: Save the Repaired Database
Click the “Save” button. Once finished, you can launch SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to connect to the server and access your fully repaired and functional database.
Frequently Asked Questions
What versions of SQL Server does this tool support?
The SysCurve SQL Recovery tool supports all major versions of Microsoft SQL Server, including 2022, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, and older versions.
Can I recover specific tables instead of the whole database?
Yes, after the scan and preview, you have the option to select specific tables or other database objects to recover, giving you full control over the process.
Does the tool recover data from both MDF and NDF files?
Yes, the software is designed to recover data from both primary data files (MDF) and their associated secondary data files (NDF).