Stellar Introduces New Repair Software For Oracle Databases
The software uses database-aware algorithms to restore the repaired database in a new pre-created database.
Stellar Information Systems, a provider of advanced data recovery and data protection solutions, has announced the release of a new software, Stellar Phoenix Oracle Recovery v1.0, that repairs and restores corrupted databases created using Oracle 9i. It is a versatile tool that repairs a damaged Oracle DBF file without any changes to its original content and view. The software uses database-aware algorithms to restore the repaired database in a new pre-created database. The free demo version of Stellar Phoenix Oracle Recovery is available for download from the company’s website.
"With the increased use of Oracle databases across various enterprises, Stellar Phoenix Oracle Recovery will prove a significant addition to database administrators’ data management tool kit. This launch aims at helping organisations to lower the fiscal and functional downtime due to Oracle database corruption," said Sunil Chandna, Stellar Information Systems CEO. "The software has been designed by experienced data recovery experts. It is a simple tool that can insert the recovered data in a new Oracle database while maintaining actual table structure and metadata."
Features
* Repairs Oracle 9i databases
Recovers tables, table space, views, clusters and cluster tables.
* Safe scanning
Restores original database formatting and recovers triggers, schemas, user-defined data functions, stored procedures, synonyms, roles, indexes, sequences.
* Self-explanatory interface
Recovers primary and foreign keys of tables, recovers packages, packages body, previews database contents and supports selective recovery.
Pricing
Stellar Phoenix Oracle Recovery v1.0 is available in different Licence options (Administrator Licence, Technician Licence and Academic Licence) with the starting price of $499 for Academic License.

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