Step 1: Download and Install
Install and Start the SysinfoTools SQLite Database Recovery Tool as an administrator on your computer.
Step 2: Search for Files
Click on the Open button to browse the SQLite Database files from your system.
Step 3: Browse SQLite Files
Click the Browse (...) button and select to add the SQLite Database file in the software wizard.
Step 4: Auto-Detects Information
The software auto-detects the file information like File Version, Data Stored Format, and Page Size. Click Ok.
Step 5: File Scanning Process
The scanning process of corrupt SQLite database files gets started. Once scanning is complete, click OK.
Step 6: Tree-Structure Preview
You will see a preview of the added files in the tree hierarchy. Select the folders you want to save.
Step 7: View Tables in the File
You can also preview the specific table details from the preview panel.
Step 8: Column Mapping
To map the column while restoring the data into MDB file format, click on the Map Column button.
Step 9: Column Name Selection
A Column Mapping wizard opens. Select the column name in which you want to change the data type.
Step 10: Change Column Type
Once the column name is changed, click on the Change Column Type button.
Step 11: Saving Changes
After that, tap on the Save Changes button and continue by clicking on Ok. This will apply needed changes.
Step 12: Restore Data
Now, click on the Save button to save the recovered SQLite Database objects.
Step 13: Choose Saving Options
The software shows you two different saving options. Choose either:
- Save in SQLite: You can download the retrieved data into the SQLite database by enabling this option
- Save in MDB: It will allow users to save the recovered data into an MDB file.
Step 14: Specify Other Fields
- Save File Path: Click on Browse to select the destination path for the output folder.
- File Name: You can also assign a desired name to the resultant folder.
Step 15: Initiate Saving
To begin saving the SQLite Recovered Data, click on OK.
Step 16: SQLite Data Restored
Finally, the restoration process of SQLite recovered data is completed. Click OK.