Database damage can occur for various reasons

Database damage can occur for various reasons. As database files are probably the most accessed and writable on the hard drive, they are the first to suffer in an event of a system crash, power failure or disk damage. While it is easy to restore the whole database from a backup, why losing any data at all when you may be able to repair the entire database in just minutes?

DBF Repair Tool can recover DBF files in a fully automatic way. Even if you are not an experienced system administrator, you can still repair the damage and recover the corrupted database to full working order.

Using DBF Recovery to recover a DBF database could not be easier. All you have to do is opening the corrupted DBF database from DBF Recovery, and the DBF recovery tool will do the rest fully automatically. But don't be fooled by the seemingly easy operation of DBF Recovery! The database recovery tool features advanced methods designed to recover DBF databases no matter how badly damaged they might be.

Under the hood, DBF Recovery features powerful technology based on years of experience in DBF recovery business. While there's no shortage of DBF recovery tools based on the popular ODBC and BDE interfaces, such tools fail miserably when it comes to recovering a DBF database that's damaged beyond a certain point. Unlike these DBF recovery tools, DBF Recovery always recovers DBF databases directly without using any third-party interfaces or plug-ins.

Unlike competing DBF recovery tools that only fix the headers of the corrupted database, DBF Recovery repairs both headers and actual records. The sophisticated DBF recovery engine analyzes the whole database record by record, repairs corrupted headers and recovers damaged records with stunning accuracy.

Users of DBF databases will appreciate the ability to drag and drop DBF files onto the DBF Recovery window for fully automated recovery, while advanced users and experienced system administrators will find extensive command-line support useful when repairing multiple databases.