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Sysinfo SQLite Database Recovery
Repair corrupt SQLite2 and SQLite3 database files with SysInfo SQLite Database Recovery Tool. Recover tables, indexes, views, and triggers, and save data in SQLite or MDB.
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SysInfo SQLite Database Recovery Tool is designed to repair corrupt, damaged, or inaccessible SQLite database files created by SQLite2 and SQLite3. It helps users recover database objects and save recoverable information in a new SQLite or MDB file. Its user-friendly interface makes the recovery process accessible to both technical and non-technical users. The software recovers tables, indexes, views, triggers, system tables, and other supported database objects wherever recoverable. It supports SQLite database formats UTF-8 (ANSI) and UTF-16 (Unicode). Its automatic detection feature identifies file information, including database version, stored data format, and page size, helping users examine the source file before recovery. The tree-structure preview displays recovered database objects after scanning, allowing users to inspect the available data and select specific items for saving. The column mapping feature helps users map SQLite data types to compatible types when exporting recovered information to an MDB database. Users can choose the output format, select a destination folder, and create a separate recovered database file. The tool also provides an option to upgrade recovered SQLite2 data to SQLite3 by selecting the appropriate output version. Its recovery workflow involves adding the damaged database file, reviewing automatically detected information, scanning the file, previewing recoverable objects, and saving the selected data in SQLite or MDB format. SysInfo SQLite Database Recovery Tool supports Windows operating systems, including Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, and specified older Windows versions and Windows Server editions, subject to compatibility. Available editions include Single, Admin, Technician, and Enterprise. The free version allows users to preview recovered data, while the full version enables saving the recovered output