Step By Step Guide to Recover Data from MySQL Database Using SysInfo MySQL Recovery Software

• Step 1: Start the SysInfo MySQL Database Recovery Tool on your computer.
  
• Step 2: Click on the Openbutton to browse the MySQL database files.
  
• Step 3: Use the browse button of the opening tab to add files.
  
• Step 4: Here, you can preview the added MySQL database files
  
• Step 5:You can also set the path for the Temporary File and Log File.
  
• Step 6: Click on the Ok button to continue the process.
  
• Step 7: If your folder does not contain the Ibdata1 File and you want to add that one. Please, click on theYes button.
  
• Step 8: Select the Ibdata1 File and click theOpen button.
  
• Step 9: The software starts the scanning process and it gets completed within a few seconds.
  
• Step 10: Select the folders in the preview panel, and You can have an option to view the database objects like Tables, Keys, Table Properties, Data Types, Views, Triggers, etc.
  
• Step 11: Now, click on the Save MySQL Data button to choose the saving mode.
  
• Step 12: The software shows you two options: Save in Database or Save as Script.
  

Steps to Save Recoverable data into MySQL Database

• Step 13: Opt for the Save in Database option and enter the Server, Port, User, and Password. Click the Test Connection button.
  
• Step 14: Once done, you will find a pop-up showing Connection is successful. Click Ok.
  
• Step 15: Tap on the Ok button to start the process.
  
• Step 16: Finally, you will find a pop-up showing the message Saving process completed successfully.
  

Steps to Save Recoverable data as Script

• Step 13: Opt for the Save as Script option and click on the Browse button to select the saving folder.
  
• Step 14: Click on the Ok button to start Recovered MySQL database file data as Script.
  
• Step 15: Finally, your Script was created successfully at the chosen location.