Kernel for SQL Database Recovery vs. QuickData SQL Server Recovery vs. SQLite vs. Stellar Repair for MSSQL Comparison Chart

Download and Install the SQL Server database recovery tool on your system to begin the restoration process. Choose the files that you want to recover and set a specific configuration that you want for the recovery process. Click on export to restore the corrupted files on your system. You can also export your database files and SQL script. After you have successfully recovered the MDF & NDF database files, the SQL repair tool will give a quick preview of your restored database objects that might or might not have been deleted. The SQL Server Recovery software helps you to restore multiple NDF files at once as shown. You can add multiple NDF files by clicking on the add folder. Furthermore, you can also choose the auto-detect option to automatically add NDF files. The tool provides the ability to create and store a report for the files that you have recovered. This can come in handy when you need to keep a record of all the actions that you have taken on a database.

Stellar Repair for MSSQL recovers tables, triggers, indexes, stored procedures, etc. It recovers deleted records from SQL database tables. Extracts the data from corrupted backup files. Restores SQL database with minimal downtime. It repairs corrupt SQL database (MDF and NDF) files and extracts data from corrupted backup (.BAK). It supports SQL 2022, 2019, 2017, 2016, and lower versions. When the primary filegroup of a database is suspected to be damaged by the SQL server or the transaction log file is missing or has turned corrupt, the database is marked as 'suspect'. Also, events such as SQL server crashes in the middle of a transaction, abrupt database termination, lack of disk space, etc., can bring the database into suspect mode. Consequently, the database becomes inaccessible. The Stellar SQL recovery tool helps recover SQL database from suspect mode and restores SQL database to a normal state (online).