A database that will not attach, one stuck in suspect mode, or an MDF file with no transaction log? We work on SQL Server files at page and index level: a safe copy first, then repair of the logical damage, the database reattached to the program that uses it, and its figures checked before handover.



If you see one of these, stop repairing from inside the engine and keep the original files untouched.
The first thing many technicians reach for is the repair option that allows data loss. It does work, and it does exactly what its name says: it discards damaged pages so the database will open, and with them go rows, invoices and stock movements that nobody can count afterwards.
We start from the other end. The files are imaged first and all work happens on the copy. Page structure, indexes and allocation maps are then examined to establish precisely what is damaged, and as many rows as possible are extracted from the damaged pages themselves before anything is discarded.
When the transaction log is gone, the database is rebuilt from the MDF with a fresh log, and the transactions that were in flight are reviewed deliberately rather than left to be rolled back in silence.
Establish the state of the database and whether the fault is in the file or in the media holding it.
A written report on what can be recovered, how long and at what cost, before anything starts.
A full copy of the database files; the originals are never touched.
Work on pages, indexes and allocation maps, rebuilding the log where required.
Attach the database to its program and check balances and invoice counts before handover.
Keep the original files unmodified; they are the basis of any serious recovery attempt.
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Usually yes. Suspect means the engine refused to bring the database online because of a fault it found at startup; the data is generally still there. The first step is a copy, before any repair command.
The database can be rebuilt from the MDF with a new log. Transactions that were in flight at the moment of failure may need review, which is why we reconcile balances with you before handover.
Often yes. A damaged backup file can be examined and its content extracted, sometimes table by table, even when a full restore is refused.
Yes. We take the disk out and extract the database files, then work on healthy hardware. A dead server does not mean a lost database.
One to two working days for the inspection. After that it depends on the size of the database and the kind of damage; the report gives you a realistic estimate before work begins.
Yes. Access is limited to the responsible engineer, a confidentiality undertaking can be signed when the job is received, and our working copies are erased after handover.
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For data recovery, database recovery, accounting software recovery and business software recovery in Kuwait, contact A2Z MegaStore. Call or message on WhatsApp:
Location: Hawally, Kuwait.
Please switch the device off, then submit the data recovery request form or contact us on WhatsApp. Work begins with an inspection and a written report before any procedure is carried out.