There are detailed instructions in FirstAID Recovery Guide on how to use the direct fix in FirstAID and then perform final steps with gfix and gbak tools. This is a very fast and efficient method: after fixing the broken links database usually becomes readable, and it is possible to perform backup and restore. The direct recovery is intended to fix the original corrupted database in place.
IBSurgeon FirstAID 6.0 can perform 2 kinds of recovery operations: direct recovery and data extraction. Two options to recover Firebird or InterBase database with FirstAID IBSurgeon FirstAID is designed to work with the database directly, on very low-level – it allows bypassing erroneous places where engine crashes and either fix broken links or export all users' data to the new database. If it was not possible to fix a corrupted Firebird (or InterBase) database with standard means (gfix.exe and gbak.exe), it is time for IBSurgeon FirstAID. Usually, such error prevents normal work with the database, and the recovery procedure should be executed. The first part of this error is a common prefix for bugcheck (i.e., serious error), and in the parentheses, there are details of the error. Such error messages are reported by gbak tool, by gfix (it writes them into firebird.log), and by end-users applications (you can see the full list of "software consistency check" errors here). Internal Firebird software consistency check () When the database engine sees a broken reference to the missed record or database page, it stops to work with a message like this: Internal gds software consistency check () Usually, the database corruption means that some links between internal structures of Firebird (or InterBase) database are broken. What is a database corruption and how FirstAID repairs it? Make sure to read FirstAID (Firebird and InterBase) Recovery Guide before recovery actions!.What you see is what you will recover with FirstAID.
If you decide to recover data you see in FirstAID, purchase the license (you'll get your password i n 15 minutes after completing purchase).Open the corrupted database with FirstAID and double click on the table name, then browse through the table's data pages.Download FirstAID - no registration required.
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