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SysInfo DBF Recovery
Repair corrupt DBF files with SysInfo DBF Recovery Tool. Restore tables, fields, indexes, and records, preview recovered data, and save files in DBF or MDF formats securely.
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SysInfo DBF Recovery Tool is a reliable solution designed to repair corrupt, damaged, or inaccessible DBF database files. It helps users recover data from DBF files created by popular database applications, including dBase, Visual FoxPro, FoxBASE, Clipper, dBFast, CodeBase, MultiBase, dBXL, and Arago. The software scans damaged files, displays recoverable database components, and allows users to save restored data in DBF or MDF format. The tool preserves the original database structure and helps recover tables, fields, column names, indexes, primary keys, foreign keys, unique keys, regular keys, candidate keys, and data types wherever recoverable. Its preview feature displays recovered database objects in a tree structure, allowing users to inspect records before saving. Users can also adjust record alignment with dedicated left and right controls to correct the arrangement of entries in highly corrupted DBF files. SysInfo DBF Recovery Tool includes an option to load a schema from another DBF file when the source file is severely damaged. The reference file must have a compatible header structure and column types. Its search feature helps locate DBF files on the system, while support for Visual FoxPro versions 6.0 through 9.0 assists users working with different database environments. The recovery process is simple: launch the software, add the corrupted DBF file, scan and preview the recoverable data, select the required database objects, choose a destination, and save the output in DBF or MDF format. The tool supports multiple Windows versions, including Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2012, with 32-bit and 64-bit compatibility where supported. SysInfo DBF Recovery Tool offers Single, Admin, Technician, and Enterprise editions to suit different recovery requirements. The free version allows users to preview recovered data, while the full version enables saving.