Data Recovery Services

Database Recovery

Mission-critical data is often stored in SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase, Exchange Server, Access and other databases that are maintained on networked file servers. Relational and object-oriented database management technologies are fundamental to modern IT systems, often underpinning the lifeblood applications run by the entire corporation.

Individual media in database servers suffer from the same failure points as disk drives in personal computers and workstations. Experienced system administrators and database administrators know that a relational or object-oriented database environment is fragile unless supported by a comprehensive and well-tested backup plan.

Unfortunately, it is all too common for devices to become corrupt beyond the scope of routine recovery methods. Seagate Recovery Services specializes in making inaccessible data accessible again, and have trained our technicians to recover data from the most complex database configurations.

We can get your data back!

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Why databases lose data...

Backup files not recognizable by database engine
Database locked as 'suspect' preventing access
Deleted or dropped tables
Accidentally deleted records
Corrupted database files and devices
Damaged individual data pages
Accidentally overwritten database files & devices

Database Types we recover data from...

RDBMS Relational Databases
Microsoft SQL Server 6.0, 6.5, 7.0 & 2000
Oracle Lite, 7.x, 8.x & 9.x
Sybase SQL Server
Sybase SQL Anywhere
Gupta SQL Anywhere
MySQL AB MySQL
PostgreSQL StandardDatabases
Microsoft Access up to 2000
And others

We also make inaccessible data accessible again for all xbase products such as dbase, FoxPro Productivity Applications Microsoft Office, (including all versions of Word, Excel & Powerpoint Mail Server and Client Applications) Microsoft Exchange & Outlook Applications, Email systems conforming to the UNIX mbox format such as Eudora and Netscape.

Database Recovery

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