Easily Recover MDF File with MS SQL MDF Recovery Tool

If your SQL Server database fails to access in SQL Server then don't waste your precious time install the best facilating MDF file recovery tool which allows you to access the corrupt SQL MDF file after complete the repair database from corrupted MDF file process. MDF file recovery tool is to repair corrupt MDF file and NDF File with its elements likr Table, Triggers, Stored Procedure, Views and Rules etc. Corrupt SQL MDF file recovery tool works perfectly and recover UNLIMITED MDF file with all elements at a same time, Save your repaired database in your system in .str format. This MDF recovery tool supports all the SQL Server Version and successfully runs on all Windows operating system. MDF recovery tool also provides two very useful functions like Automated Database Creation and Multi Threaded Export: Automated database creation function can aid you to directly save repaired database in your SQL Server, Multi threaded export function allows you to recover multiple tables at a time, handles XML datatypes as in well manner. Now, you can download MDF recovery tool to recover MDF file at $129. Read more: http://www.mdffilerecoverytool.n.nu/

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

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

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