Perform SQL 2008 Recovery & Repair SQL Database with Magical SQL Repair Tool

Get SQL 2008 recovery tool for SQL 2008 repair and SQL 2008 restore process. Try SQL 2008 recovery tool which performs SQL 2008 restore process & corrupt MDF file fixing process efficiently from corrupt SQL Server without affecting the originality of MDF file database. This SQL recovery tool gives the secure way to repair SQL database XML files and its contents. You can restore all the SQL contents back to your system by using SQL 2008 recovery tool. SQL 2008 recovery can also be used for SQL 2008 restore process. Updated version of SQL Server 2005 recover software added with new advanced feature like "Automated Database Creation" which is a very powerful feature that can help you to directly export and save the recovered SQL database in SQL Server without creating any problem. You don't need to create blank database in SQL Server. This SQL recovery software is compatible with all SQL Server versions such as: 2008 R2, 2008, 2005 & 2000. After using the demo facility if you find yourself satisfied then you can order for the full version of our software for a very minimal amount for personal license. For further detail please check out the product description page. http://www.databaserepair.net/sql-2008-recovery

Requirements:
Pentium II 1 Ghz, 1 GB RAM, Minimum 5 MB Space

What's new in this release:
Support SQL Server 2012/2000/2005/2008/2008 R2, XML data type supported and work on Windows 8

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