For companies like yours, Microsoft SQL Server is a mission-critical 24x7 application. When it fails or goes offline and data is inaccessible, your company’s future may be at risk. Software failure in a SQL database includes problems such as missing extents, pages, or rows in the database.
In many of these cases, SQL Server will mark the database as suspect in the Master sysdatabases table on startup by setting on the bit-mask value of 256 in the status column.
Usually, when the SQL database gets to this stage it is best to at a minimum contact us to make an image of your hard drive so that if your repair fails or corrupts the data further, we still have a chance to recover your SQL database.
We have successfully recovered SQL data from all operating systems and server types, including relational database servers, web servers (Apache and Microsoft IIS), business application servers, document management systems, and content management systems.
Oracle database repair and recovery
Oracle database files use the .DBF and/or .DAT extension. These .DBF/.DAT files can become damaged or corrupted for many reasons.
- Deleted or damaged primary keys or foreign keys
- Corrupt or deleted indexes
- Lost or deleted predefined defaults, default values, and rules
- Deleted or damaged tables or table data
We repair and recover data from the following database applicaitons:
- Access
- AIX
- DB2
- Microsoft Exchange Server
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Oracle
- Peach Tree
To speak with our Customer Service, please call 312-674-4710.
Outlook Problems?
The Personal Storage file (.PST) in Microsoft Outlook is the most critical file for a user, who relies upon Outlook's e-mail and address book to stores information related to the email communications.
If the file becomes corrupt, damaged or reaches the 2 GB file size limit. It can lead to loss of important emails, information, saved documents, important contact details, meeting schedules, appointments, calendar events and other informative links which are provided to the user by Outlook.
Call 1-800-450-9282 to have your contact data restored and back in your hands.