Preferred solution for SQL MDF file content viewing

No. With this Free MDF Viewer, you can only view or read recovered data from SQL Server database files. To save the required data, you need to purchase the full version of Kernel for SQL Database Recovery tool.

After browsing and adding the MDF file, you need to select the SQL database version with 2 options- auto-detect database version or manually select the database version. As the name suggests, you can automatically select or manually enter database versions.

Two saving options are there. First, you can save the data on the running SQL Server database or create a new database and save it there. Or, you can save the data at the system location as a SQL script as a Batch file and later add it to your Server database using SQL Server Management Studio.

To copy the recovered objects from the saved SQL script to the new database created on SQL Server, perform the following steps.

1. Launch SQL Server Management Studio.
2. Then create a new database.
3. After that, double-click on commit.bat. Or run the command prompt. Change the path to the recovered folder (cd Path Name)
4. Run this syntax. >commit.bat servername newcreateddatabase sqlserverusername sqlserverpassword and press Enter key.
5. All tables will be copied to the newly created database.