Tried & Tested: MySQL Database Recovery Tool That Actually Works.

[JacksParow]

MySQL corruption doesn’t have to bring your operations to a halt. With the SysInfo MySQL Database Recovery Tool, repairing .frm and .idb files is just a few clicks away. Featuring an intuitive interface, the tool enables users to recover critical database elements—such as tables, keys, triggers, and views—without needing any technical skills.

Designed for users at all levels, this powerful software runs smoothly on Windows operating systems and ensures precise, efficient recovery of MySQL databases. It preserves the integrity of original data and offers a preview feature, letting you review recoverable items before saving.

 

[angelicagracious]

The MigrateEmails MySQL Recovery Tool is the finest utility to recover MySQL database files corrupted. The software scans the corrupted Database file and recovers and restores all the database objects such as tables, views, keys, data types, triggers, etc. Additionally, it provides you with two different saving options for the recovered Database objects. The finest MySQL Database Backup and Restore tool is also extensively compatible and easy to use.

Key Features of the Tool:
- Recover data from any level of corrupt MySQL database files ( .frm and .ibd ).
- Retrieve maximum data from corrupt MyISAM tables without any data alteration.
- Restores MySQL database objects, including tables, properties, queries, views, triggers, etc.
- Shows a tree-structured preview of recovered database items.
- Provides two saving options: Save in a new database or save them as an SQL script.

Following are the steps to restore a damaged MySQL Database:
1. Execute the MigrateEmails MySQL Database Repair Tool in administrator mode.
2. Press Open to browse the damaged database files.
3. From the tree structure preview of the Database file, select the folders to be desired.
4. Then, press Save MySQL Data to initiate the process.
5. Next, select the desired option to save: in the Database or as Script.
6. Press OK and the restoration process starts.