SQL Object Level Recovery Native 1.1

SQL Object Level Recovery Native works with SQL Server 2008, 2005 and 2000 databases.

Yes, recovering individual objects offers potentially huge time savings over restoring a full database backup.

Yes, recovering individual objects takes up much less disk space compared with restoring a full database backup.

SQL Object Level Recovery Native is a standalone tool that enables you to recover database objects from native SQL Server backup files.

SQL Object Level Recovery Pro is a feature of SQL Backup Pro that lets you recover objects from SQL Backup (.sqb) backup files.

SQL Virtual Restore is a standalone tool that allows you to mount live databases direct from backup files, without the time or space needed for a physical restore. You get access to full, transactionally consistent data, with all objects visible and available. It supports backups created with native SQL Server, SQL Backup Pro and SQL HyperBac. To find out how to use SQL Virtual Restore to recover objects, check out the walkthrough.

Compare the standalone tools SQL Object Level Recovery Native and SQL Virtual Restore.

For advanced integrity constraints when recovering data, use SQL Compare Pro and SQL Data Compare Pro to compare and synchronize the schema and the contents of the backup you are restoring from and the database you are restoring to.

For maximum flexibility, SQL Object Level Recovery Native is licensed per user rather than per server instance. This means that you can restore database objects to any database, on any server, across your entire enterprise.

By visiting the relevant licensing page on this website, you can read full license details.