During a migration project, we suddenly discovered that one required dataset was missing from our working SQL environment, and the only available source was an old backup. The challenge was to
restore Microsoft SQL database table quickly while avoiding a full restore that would consume huge storage and time. While searching for options, I came across
SysInfo MS SQL Database Recovery, and it turned out to be a very practical solution for this type of selective recovery. The tool scans database files deeply and lists all objects in a tree-style layout so you can simply pick the required table instead of rebuilding the entire database. What I liked most is the preview feature, which shows records and schema before recovery so you know exactly what will be restored. It also supports very large database files without size restrictions and allows exporting data directly into a live SQL Server database. This made the whole recovery workflow faster and reduced the technical complexity compared to manual T-SQL methods that usually require temporary restoration environments.