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Inspect the contents of your SQL Server
backup files using
SQL BAK Explorer
•
does not require SQL Server to function
•
get the same backup details as running RESTORE
HEADERONLY and RESTORE FILELISTONLY
•
reads password protected and compressed backup files
•
supports backup files created using SQL Server 2005 up to
SQL Server 2019
View backup details with a
single click
Easily compare the backup details of multiple backup sets
using the summary viewer. Need to know if the LSN values are
in sequence? Just select the backups files and view the
details . No need to run separate RESTORE HEADERONLY,
RESTORE FILELISTONLY, or RESTORE HEADERONLY
commands for each backup file.
Faster restore times
Quickly restore your backups using the SQL restore command
generated by SQL BAK Explorer. The file hints quickly tell you
how much disk space is required, and the generated MOVE
options allow you to easily move the databases’ files around if
required.
Easily locate the information
you need
Too much details displayed? Use the filter function to display
only what you want to see.
Ultimate flexibility in analyzing
your backup file details
Once SQL BAK Reader has read your backup file, it stores the
details in a SQL Server Compact database. SQL BAK Explorer
has a query window that allows you to run any SQL statement
against the tables in this database. The backup details are
stored in 5 tables i.e.
•
backupset
•
backupmediaset
•
backupmediafamily
•
backupfile
•
backupfilegroup
The structure of these tables is similar to their counterpart in
the SQL Server msdb database, so DBAs’ will feel right at home
working with these tables.
Generate RESTORE SQL from
cached data
If your backup set is split over multiple files, the RESTORE SQL
generated can list out all of the required files if they have been
previously read. No need to manually list down each of the
required files in the script.
Get started with
SQL BAK Explorer
Try the FREE 3-day trial, and see
how SQL BAK Explorer makes
working with SQL Server Backup
files easy and fast.
Got a question?
If you need help, or have any
questions about
SQL BAK Explorer, please get
in touch.
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