Thanks to their universal popularity, ease of creation and maintenance, as well as outstanding industry support, Access databases can be found on virtually every computer. Access *.mdb and *.accdb files are used to store all kinds of information: from collection lists and personal contacts to store inventories and confidential client information. Damage done to such files can put a store out of business for days, if not forever, which makes the possibility of data recovery absolutely vital. MDB Viewer Tool provides everything necessary for opening damaged Access files, viewing their content and eventually recovering records from damaged databases. Not only does the program recover database records, but also restores the original structure of corrupted databases, reconstructs any database queries, except the ones used in reports and forms, and restores relations between database elements. The built-in Access database viewer makes it easier to assess the amount and quality of recoverable data, as well as to mark specific records for recovery. Novices will appreciate the opportunity to use the program with no past experience of using programs of this type and with no special computer skills. The program's UI uses a multi-step wizard that simplifies the viewing and recovery process and turns it into a series of one-action steps. MDB Viewer Tool cannot recover data from encrypted files, but works with standard non-encrypted password-protected databases (these passwords can be lost during recovery). Finally, the program does not recover any database objects referring to external databases. MDB Viewer Tool is a powerful *.MDB/*.ACCDB database file viewer with advanced data recovery functionality that can be used by anyone. The software does not modify the structure of damaged source files and keeps a detailed log of every data recovery attempt. The software is safe to download from the manufacturer's website and takes seconds to install.
What is new in this release:
Version 2.0.3 supports Office 2016.
Requirements:
Microsoft Access
Limitations:
Save-Disabled
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