The ‘Suspect’ mode of the SQL database indicates that the recovery process has started but failed to complete. The database goes into suspect mode if the primary data file is damaged or the database ...

This article shows you how to set, change, and recover secure passwords for your MySQL root account, so you'll never be at a loss.

This helps you recover deleted data directly from the SQL database file without needing a backup file. You can even save the database objects in different file formats, like CSV, HTML, and XLS.

Gothenburg, Sweden, April.12, 2012: This release is issued in order to share the news that content team for the complete SQL database Recovery software is now shifted to a new branch. Organization ...

ZRM 3.0 for MySQL on Ubuntu brings a polished, easy-to-use and full-featured, professional backup and recovery solution to Ubuntu, today's most popular Linux distribution. The Web-based management ...

Zmanda™, the leader in open source backup and recovery software, today announced an upgrade to its Zmanda Recovery Manager (ZRM) for MySQL backu ...