Various things like hard disk crashes, SQL Server crashes, shutdown issues, network errors and virus attacks can damage the Microsoft Project Server database. It becomes impossible to access MDF files from corrupt or damaged databases. So you need to use a good Project Server Recovery tool to access them. A widely used solution, owing to its user-friendliness and cost-effectiveness, is Kernel for Project Server.

Project Server data base, which uses MS Project and Project Web App to share database with SharePoint, is a widely used database management system. It stores project details – tasks, relationships, custom fields and task schedules, in MDF files of Live SQL Server or on a central SQL Database. After corruption, details like tasks, schedules and customer fields can become completely inaccessible. Kernel for Project Servers is the most brilliant tool to deal with all your issues related to the Project Server.

The working of Kernel for Project Server is quite simple. It retrieves all project details from corrupt MDF files. You have two Project Server recovery modes in this tool – Raw File Recovery Mode and Live SQL Instance Mode. Raw File recovery mode helps users to recover tables, files and folders. Live SQL Instance mode helps to recover databases at the time Project Server downtimes. After recovery, preview of the data is also possible. It supports 2010, 2007, 2003, 2000, and MS Project Central versions of the Project Server. For more details, and for trying its free version before purchasing it, please visit www.projectserverrecovery.net