Kernel Toolkit for MS SQL

An Advanced Toolkit for SQL Data Recovery, Backup & Migration!

2K+ Customers

Kernel Toolkit for MS SQL is an all-in-one solution designed specifically for Database Administrators (DBAs). Resolve critical database corruption, recover forgotten passwords, or a sudden need to migrate your database to the cloud, this suite has you covered. It’s a combination of four powerful tools to provide businesses of all sizes with a robust solution for all SQL database tasks.

Repair corrupt MDF and NDF files and recover data from damaged backup (.bak) archives, without skipping a single row.

Instantly reset your lost or forgotten System Administrator (SA) and user passwords to regain control over your SQL Server.

Effortlessly migrate (healthy or corrupt) SQL database files directly to cloud environments like Azure SQL and Amazon RDS.

Retrieve your deleted database records, lost due to human errors, with original table objects and the table structure.

Compatible with all MS SQL Server versions (2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008, and older) and Windows OS versions.

Export the recovered database directly to a Live SQL Server or CSV file. You can also save data as SQL Scripts.

Components of the Kernel Toolkit for MS SQL

Check out the different components of our MS SQL Toolkit to better understand about their functionalities.

Kernel for SQL Database Recovery

The tool allows you to recover data from damaged MDF and NDF files that are inaccessible due to reasons like server crashes, header corruption, etc. It uses advanced algorithms to deeply scan the database architecture and reconstruct objects as they were initially before corruption. The tool can easily repair databases containing terabytes of data.

Allows complete database recovery and restores tables, triggers, rules, functions, and stored procedures.
Features a specialized mode to recover accidentally deleted data rows without rolling back the entire database.
Offers a tree-structured preview of all recoverable database objects to help you verify data before exporting the tables.
Preserves data integrity by fully supporting UNICODE characters, ensuring multi-language data is recovered correctly.

Kernel SQL Backup Recovery

Recover data from your database backup (.bak) files. The Kernel SQL Backup Recovery is a specialized tool that can access and extract critical data from .bak files. It allows you to recover complete or specific database objects in just a few clicks. The tool is a must-have utility for every DBA and helps prevent permanent data loss.

Repairs and extracts data from severely corrupted or damaged SQL backup archives.
Allows you to preview and select specific objects (tables, views, etc.) to restore instead of the entire database.
Auto-detects SQL versions associated with the .bak file to help with accurate data recovery.
Restore the .bak file directly to a Live SQL Server environment or export SQL Scripts for manual execution later.

Kernel for SQL Password Recovery

This tool helps you to quickly recover lost database passwords. With a simple and easy-to-use interface, the tool only takes a few seconds to complete the process and unlock your password-protected SQL Server databases. Be it a System Administrator (SA) password or a specific user credential, recover them instantly and regain full access to your tables.

Integrated with advanced QFSCI algorithms to quickly recover forgotten passwords.
No MDF file size limitations, add and unlock any MDF file and make them accessible again.
Capable of recovering complex passwords that include multilingual characters and symbols.
Compatible with all the SQL Server versions, like 2019, 2017, 2016, and all older versions.

Kernel Migration for SQL Server

Transfer tables in bulk from SQL Server to Azure or Amazon. The tool simplifies the complex process of moving SQL Server databases between an on-premises server and the cloud. Be it a healthy or corrupt database, the tool can migrate it with zero errors. Move data from any SQL Server version without any limitations.

File system to cloud database migration with support for all Amazon RDS and Azure SQL plans.
Automatically repair the corrupt database in the source files before moving them to the destination server.
Migrate all core SQL files, including MDF (Primary), NDF (Secondary), and LDF (Log) files.
Facilitates a free trial version that allows you to scan and preview the SQL database for free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a better understanding of the advanced MS SQL Toolkit with the most asked questions by our clients.

Why should I purchase the Kernel Toolkit for MS SQL instead of individual tools?

The Toolkit offers a bundle of 4 SQL tools that can easily handle any demand related to the database. Database repair, data recovery, on-premises to cloud server migration, or finding out the forgotten database password; it offers solutions to each of these problems. Furthermore, buying the MS SQL Toolkit is more cost-effective than purchasing the tools individually.

I don’t have a technical background. Can I use the MS SQL Toolkit?

Yes, with no issue. The tool’s interface is very easy to understand. We have experienced UI/UX developers who help create software that anyone can use. Whether you are a DBA or just an office receptionist, you can use the Suite. In case you have any issues, you can always connect to our technical support team. We are always available for you 24*7.

What are the most common causes of SQL Server database corruption?

Hardware failures (such as disk crashes or power outages), improper system shutdowns, virus attacks, software bugs, damaged header files, etc., are the topmost reported reasons for database corruption.

What is the difference between MDF and NDF files?

Every database must have MDF files. It contains database schemas and data. While the NDF files are optional and used to spread data across multiple disks for better performance or storage management.

Why does my database say it is in "Suspect Mode"?

"Suspect Mode" indicates that SQL Server attempted to start the database but failed to do so due to missing files or corruption. You will not be able to access the database until it is repaired.

What is the manual method to check and repair database corruption?

SQL Server provides built-in commands like DBCC CHECKDB to repair minor damage to the database. However, this method may result in data loss (e.g., deleting corrupt pages) and is also insufficient for severe corruption.

Can I recover passwords for individual user accounts, or just the System Administrator (SA)?

You can recover both. The tool lists all user accounts associated with the MDF file, and then you can select and reset the password for any specific user.

Do I need a live SQL Server installed to extract data from a backup (.bak) file?

No. The suite is not dependent on the SQL Server software to read and recover data. You only need the MDF file for recovery.

Is it possible to recover specific records that were accidentally deleted?

Yes. The SQL Database Recovery module has a specialized feature to scan and retrieve deleted records. You can easily recover single or multiple tables with original data values.

Will the recovery process modify or damage my original MDF file?

No. The tools do not modify the source MDF file. It reads the source file and creates a new copy of the recovered data. The original corrupt file is completely untouched and safe.

Is there a file size limit for the databases I can recover or migrate?

No file size limitation is present. The toolkit is capable of handling enterprise-level databases of any size, from MB to TB.

Software Prerequisites & recommendations

About software

License Type: Corporate & Technician

Version support

MS SQL Server: 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2005, 2000

System requirements

Hard Disk: 1 GB of disk space

Memory: 500 MB RAM

Processor: Intel® Pentium Processor compatible (x86, x64) or equivalent

Operating System: Windows 365, 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, 95 and Windows Server 2022, 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2003 R2, 2003

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