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How to restore MDF files?
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The DatabaseFileRecoveryTool MDF File Repair Tool Pro is a top-tier solution for restore MDF files and stands out as one of the most reliable SQL MDF file recovery tools available today. It enables users to effortlessly and efficiently restore SQL database objects, including tables, triggers, indices, keys, rules, and stored procedures. The tool is compatible with database files created by SQL Server versions ranging from 2005 to 2022. As an advanced utility, it utilizes the original MDF file to recover the schema of the actual database, ensuring that the original column information is preserved in the newly created MDF file.
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As per my experience, to restore an MDF file, you will need to attach it to SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio. If you have both the MDF and LDF, the process is simple:

- Open SSMS, right-click on Databases, and choose Attach.
- Click Add, select the .mdf file, and SQL Server will search for the associated LDF.

If the LDF is missing, remove the reference to it, and SQL Server will rebuild the log file, and if the MDF file is corrupted or won’t attach, you can try restoring from the backup. If that is not an option, using a recovery tool like Stellar Repair for MS SQL can help extract data from the file as per my experience.

Also, I would like to suggest always work on a copy of the MDF to avoid causing further damage.
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