The most widely used and powerful relational database management system is Microsoft SQL Server. The majority of companies and professionals use this program. A SQL Server database has three file types: a primary file (.mdf), a secondary file (.ndf) and a transaction log file (.txt) (.ldf).
Tables, triggers, functions, stored procedures, views, and other database objects are stored in the primary (.mdf) or secondary (.ndf) database. Also, all transaction logs and database changes made by each transaction are stored in the log file (.ldf). However, any corruption or damage in any of the database’s files or log files may result in the inability to access the database.
If you experience SQL database corruption and need an immediate database recovery solution, a Microsoft SQL database recovery professional can help you repair corrupted database files.
Corruption in transaction log files: What are the reasons?
- Unexpected or forced shutdown of the system.
- Virus infection or malware corruption.
- Corruption may be caused by an increase in transaction log file size.
- Data loss by accident.
- Changes in SQL Server account.
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How does Stellar® help in SQL server database repair?
Stellar® Microsoft SQL Recovery team effectively handles a wide range of SQL database invalidation difficulties. All minor and severe MDF file corruption issues can be easily fixed in seconds with various solutions and without any data loss.
Additionally, we provide comprehensive help in recovering many NDF files simultaneously. After fixing the errors, the utility allows you to export the recovered SQL Server database as an SQL file or CSV file. You can also use the program to export database elements to a SQL Server on the network.
