Disaster Recovery

[Guest]

I've tried all compact and repair utilities Microsoft
offers and the database file is no longer recognized by
Access 97. Is there any 3rd Party recovery tool or person
who can rebuild a damaged file?

 

[Cheryl Fischer]

PK Solutions comes highly recommended. Here is a link:

http://www.pksolutions.com/services.htm

 

[Tony Toews]

I've tried all compact and repair utilities Microsoft
offers and the database file is no longer recognized by
Access 97. Is there any 3rd Party recovery tool or person
who can rebuild a damaged file?

Have you tried the JetComp tool? Importing into a new MDB?
Importing via Excel?

Tony
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[Bill Taylor]

FYI Data Solutions in Orlando, Fl repairs corrupt and non-working Access
databases. There is no charge if Database cant be repaired and there rate is
$65 per hr. Repairs are usually done within 1-2 hrs. and offers same day
service. http:\\www.fyidatasolutions.com and fill out a request for
consultation.
HTH

 

[Ike]

Before you spend any $$$$ try opening a blank DB and importing all the
objects from the corrupt db. it has worked for me in the past.

good luck