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What to do if an encrypted database is marked In Restore or Suspect

Latest tested builds:

SQL Server 2019: Cumulative Update 18 (CU18)

SQL Server 2017: Cumulative Update 31 (CU31)

SQL Server 2016: Build 13.0.7016

SQL Server 2014: Build 12.0.6439

SQL Server 2012: Build 11.0.7507

SQL Server 2014: Build 11.0.7507

SQL Server 2008 R2: all builds

SQL Server 2008: all builds

SQL Server 2005: all builds

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Use case: 3rd party application encryption

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Popular questions

What will we do if the .dbd_key files are ever corrupted or deleted?

Don't let it happen! If you lose the key file, our support staff will be unable to assist you! Be sure to copy those dbd_key files somewhere into a secure place immediately after you encrypt your database! However, if you still have the .dbd_key file and forget your password, we will be able to recover it after a valid identification and confirmation of your account with us.

What SQL Server version do you support?

Currently, we support SQL Server 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 (R2), 2005 (all editions) for 32- and 64-bit platforms (X64). There are no client side software limitations to DbDefence.

What are the limitations of the free version?

The free version of DbDefence operates essentially the same as the fully functional version of the software. However, it will only work on databases up to 200 MB in size. There are no time restrictions on the free version.