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SQLite Database Recovery

You can quickly back up and restore SQLite database files using this SysInfo SQL Database Recovery Tool. Follow the simple steps and retrieve the SQLite database into SQLite or MDB file.

1. Run SQLite Database Recovery Software.
2. Browse the SQLite database file from your computer.
3. The software starts the scanning process; click Ok.
4. Mark the folders you want to restore and click Save.
5. Choose a saving format such as SQLite or MDB.
6. Include other inbuilt features and click Ok to start the process.

SQLite database files are prone to corruption, just like any other computer file. There are numerous reasons which may cause corruption in SQLite database files. The most common reasons are:

• Internal bugs in the SQLite program
• It May be possible that SQLite database files can be overwritten.
• File locking problems
• Improper synchronization processor failure
• Storage media failure
• Problems in other operating systems
• SQLite configuration errors

If you want to save the recovered data from the corrupt SQLite database into the MDB database, make sure you first change the column mapping. MDB is an Access database that doesn't support some of the data types supported by the SQLite database. So, in that case, you must use the Map Column feature. This feature allows you to change the column data type. You need to select the recovered database object in the tree structure> and click the Map Column button. On the Column Mapping window, you can choose the column name (any), and then you need to define its data type. Finally, click the Change column type and save the changes. You're done.

SQLite Database Recovery software supports the recovery of almost every data type from corrupt SQLite database files, such as text, numeric, integer, real, blob, etc.

• Text data type contains the character, Varchar, varying character, char, native character, Varchar, and text.
• Numeric data type contains numeric, decimal, Boolean, date, and time.
• Integer data type contains INT, integer, tiny INT, small INT, medium INT, big INT, Unsigned big INT, INT2, and INT8.
• Real data type contains real, double, double precision, and float.
• Blob data type contains binary extensive object data.

Yes, the SQLite Database Recovery Tool creates a tree-structure preview of all the recovered data, such as tables, indexes, views, triggers, etc. You can expand the database objects in the tree structure to check their preview. You click the object, and its preview is shown in a separate pane.

Don't worry. Any technical or non-technical user can use the SQLite recovery tool with ease. It contains an interactive and self-explanatory user interface that allows users to recover multiple SQLite files without prior technical expertise.