Recover SQL Server database frequently with best and secure SQL Recovery Tool

Many users face corruption issues in SQL Server database due to some reasons like virus attack, Trojan attack and hard disk failure etc. In that case SQL users think, how to recover SQL database and restore system databases SQL 2000? We provides best solution to restore, repair and recover SQL Server database with elements such as, table, views, triggers and primary key soon, using SQL recovery software. SQL disaster recovery program is user friendly, because not required any technical knowledge for using this SQL database recovery utility. Users easily open SQL recovery software and chose MDF file and recover whole SQL Server database with few mouse clicks. SQL Server database recovery provides also demo facility which is best for user satisfaction use this online demo and evaluate the software efficiency, but this demo version shows complete recovered SQL database files. SQL recovery users if you want to save your important SQL database then order full license version at very reasonable price only $129. Read more information from here: http://www.sqlrecovery.co.uk/

Requirements:
Pentium II 1 Ghz, 1GB 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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