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SecureRecovery for InterBase offers full support for all modern versions of Firebird and InterBase with a range of benefits, including repair capabilities for databases larger than 2 GB, a user-friendly interface and simple install/uninstall tasks.
SecureRecovery for InterBase is a comprehensive data recovery utility created specifically for Firebird and InterBase. This powerful software restores lost files while repairing damage to tables — and the data stored there. With all recovered data presented in new, undamaged SQL scripts, SecureRecovery for InterBase makes rebuilding your databases almost effortless.
Before you commit to a copy of the commercial version of SecureRecovery for InterBase, measure the damage to your database with a free demo of the software. The demo provides a clear preview of which items the utility can recover, allowing you to buy with confidence. Download a copy today to see how SecureRecovery for InterBase can help with your corrupted database.
In order to recover all database objects, the version of InterBase or Firebird that was used to create the damaged file must be installed on your computer when you run the repair operation. Importing the restored file into a newer version of InterBase or Firebird will risk the recovered data, and the same is true for older versions. For SecureRecovery for InterBase to provide dependable database restoration, make sure that you are using the same version of the application for both creation and repair.
Whether you use Firebird or InterBase, unexpected data corruption can undo months and years of work on your database. SecureRecovery for InterBase provides a crucial line of defense against costly data loss. If you encounter corruption in your InterBase or Firebird database, order a copy to restore your files without delay.
In order to run SecureRecovery for InterBase, install it on a computer with the following minimum specifications:
Standard License - Intended for small businesses and/or individuals.
Standard license limitations:
Business License - Intended for small or medium businesses.
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Repair your corrupt files by uploading them to our cloud-based platform. After upload, processing typically takes from a few seconds to a minute, after which the user is offered free and paid options for downloading the results of the recovery.
Dozens of file formats are supported, including Microsoft Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, Access databases, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, PNG and RAW images.
SecureRecovery for Interbase supports both modern and legacy versions of Interbase and Firebird. Unlike other data recovery programs, it is specifically designed for these file types, and it is capable of recovering large databases (over 2 gigabytes) even when data has become severely corrupted.
The easiest way to determine whether this tool will work for your system is to download the free demo version of the software. The demo has the same features as the full version, but it will only recover a limited number of rows in each database table. Each additional text field will be populated with placeholder text, and non-text fields will be blank.
By running the demo and reviewing the output, you can easily determine whether your Interbase or Firebird database is recoverable and decide whether or not to purchase a license. Please note that if tables or records do not appear in the database created by the demo version, those objects will not be recoverable with the full version of the software.
You should also make several backups of corrupted Interbase or Firebird databases before running data recovery software of any kind (including SecureRecovery for Interbase).
You will need to process all of the SQL scripts, starting with Schema.SQL, then moving on to dataNNNN.sql.
The program will recreate the database from scratch. The included batch file partially automates the procedure, making the import process much more convenient for end users.
In addition to the scripts created by SecureRecovery for Interbase, a batch file called runme.bat will be created to automate the rebuild. Run this batch file, passing a path to ISQL.exe as a command-line argument (for instance: runme.bat c:\Interbase\bin\).
It is also important to note that a database administrator password will be required in order to initiate the rebuild. During the data recovery process, this password is set by default to “masterkey” in all SQL scripts. You will need to take one of the actions listed below to bypass this issue.
The first way to begin the database rebuild process is to manually replace the default Database Administrator (SYSDBA) password. Note that the password should be replaced in every single script created during database recovery.
You can also temporarily change the Database Administrator’s password to “masterkey,” then change it back to the original value after the recreation is complete.
Finally, you can input your desired password into the “Password” field when initializing SecureRecovery for Interbase before selecting the database to be recovered. This is only an option if you have not yet attempted a recovery.
Yes, this is normal and does not necessarily indicate a serious issue with the recovery.
When SecureRecovery for Interbase encounters severely damaged data, its output file will replaces that information with blank space. This can reduce the size of the file. Additionally, some features may become damaged or unavailable as a result of database corruption, and when this occurs, these features will not be included in the output. Most recovered databases are smaller than the original corrupt files.
If you are running the demo version of SecureRecovery for Interbase, the software will only recover a set number of rows in each table, so the file will be much smaller than your original database.
Use the following call for batch files or command line access:
ibr.exe “”
Use the pattern ‘*’ to replace any group of symbols, and ‘?’ to replace an individual symbol. Do not use angle brackets in the call.
Before using SecureRecovery for Interbase in command line mode, make sure that you have created a folder/directory for the recovered databases (you will specify this folder when operating the application). Otherwise, the program may not function as expected.
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