SQL Server Data Export

After you connect to the appropriate instance of the SQL Server Database Engine, in Object Explorer, click the server name to expand the server tree. Tweakbox How To Use

Known as the leading solution provider in the field of data recovery and data conversions, the company has created a niche for another efficient tool known as SQL Server Repair Toolbox. The MS SQL repair tool reads *.mdf and *.ndf files and saves data, structure, links, etc. as SQL scripts or exports directly to Microsoft SQL Server through direct connect. read more details SQL Server Repair Toolbox

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I found third party conversion software tool on Internet http://www.mdf.repairsqlserver.net/, this software can help retrive SQL data.
To know more read post: http://diskdatarecovery.jimdo.com/2013/07/23/how-to-restore-lost-data-on-server-while-running-sql-server/

SDF file is a compact relational database also called a SQL server database. Designed for the application that runs on mobile devices and desktop.
If you only want to access SDF files in Excel sheets then you can see your SDF files in SQL Server or Visual Studio.

my sql data can be transfered using the export options within mySQL.

# mysqldump -u username -ppassword database_name > FILE.sql

http://www.clockwatchers.com/mysql_dump.html

goto Cpanel of the remote host and
select import and select a the file with the table contents & data.

Regards
GeWiz.

yes you can export your access data into excel, follow steps on how to export.

1. open your access database
2. open the table data you to export
3. under table data view click tools menu
4. select analyze
5. select ms excel
6. this will open your seleted access table in excel

hope this will help you..

I suggest you use the Enterprise manager (gui tool to manage SQL).
Restoring a single table is not an option.
You can however restore a file or filegroup.
Make sure to backup before you start and NOT to restore database to its original name or original file location, to avoid acidents.
Normally you will have databases with only 2 files: the data at its Primary file group, and log file.
You may wish to create a new file group and move tables to the new group by recreating them there and exporting data from old table to new table. Then recreate indexes. This may prove to be complex as all tables and indexes have unique names and can't coexist with exact duplicate of them.

oh yea..... did I say backup?
well just in case backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup backup
but dont overwrite that backup