How To Recover Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ?

Stellar Phoenix SQL Recovery v3.0 is a comprehensive tool to repair the damaged MDF (Master Database File) and NDF (Next Database File) databases of Microsoft SQL Server 2008, 2005, 2000, and 7. This read-only SQL Server 2000 recovery software restores all the items of SQL Server 2000 database, such as tables, reports, forms, macros, queries, views, triggers, stored procedures, constraints, and data types, to a new MDF file as its default or user-specified location.

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 is an advanced RDBMS (Relations Database Management System) that offers a wide range of administrative applications to simplify the database development, administration, and maintenance. In some cases, MS SQL Server 2000 database may become inaccessible due to corruption, caused by virus infection, unexpected system shutdown, application malfunction, and other similar situations. The database corruption in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 may be indicated by various error messages, similar to the following ones:

• EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is terminating this process.
• Server: Msg 8624, Level 16, State 21, Line 1
  Internal SQL Server error.

Stellar Phoenix SQL Recovery v3.0 is the most efficient SQL 2000 recovery software that methodically scans the corrupt SQL Server database and successfully retrieves your inaccessible data. The software enables you to recover SQL Server 2000 on your own, as of its interactive and rich graphical user interface. You can recover SQL 2000 database at a desired storage location.

Go through the following easy steps to ensure absolute SQL Server 2000 recovery?

Launch Stellar Phoenix SQL Recovery v3.0 and use 'Browse' button to select MDF file:

If you do not know the exact location of the MDF file, you can also use 'Find MDF File' option to locate the damaged database:

After selecting corrupt MDF file, click OK button to start the scanning process. After successful completion of scanning process, it shows you the list of all recoverable items: