Repair SQLite Database

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Hello,

I have some issues with my SQLite database. The databse itself is encrypted so I am unable to open it with other tools for repair reasons.

Issues:
- Some entries seems to be broken.
- Unable to view some information
- Unable to open properties for all entries

What I need is this datbase repaired or an export, but currently this isn't possible. Can you please help me to repair it? I also have a configured backup in the devolution cloud but I cannot download or access it (I also have no idea when the database broke).

I tried to use the internal manage SQLite file option to repair it but all I get is (Analyze, Vacuum and Repair):







































































































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All Comments (3)

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Hello,

Usually, when you receive the database disk image is malformed error, this means that the SQLite database is probably corrupted.

You mentioned that you have a backup of your sessions, is it our online backup that you have used to backup your sessions?

If yes, you can restore your sessions in a new database by following the steps in this article
https://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/file_backup_restore.htm

Best regards,

Jeff Dagenais

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Hello Jeff,

thank you very much for your help. Was very happy to see that the backup has a history.
I was able to restore the last successfull backup which seemed to be created before the database got broken. Currently it seems that I have no losses.

The old database was complete broken and I created a new one. The first thing I did - enabled the Backup function again :-)

Thank you very much for your help!

Just one thing:
The Online backup is not including the documents which are saved directly into the database. Maybe it would be great to have this feature one day :-)

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Hello,

Glad that everything is working!

Regarding your suggestion, indeed, the documents are not saved in the backup.

I will verify with our engineering department to see if they can add your suggestion to our ToDo list.

Best regards,

Jeff Dagenais