Login SQL
Server
SQL Script Recovery is consequently very easy to
use. Before you use it,you need to login to a SQL Server.You need to
enter server name (you may use "(local)" to access a locally installed
server), and possibly a login name and a password, unless you are using
NT authentication (SSPI).After having done that,the application will be
able to access database.Selecting that you will login database in
dropdown box.When everything has been entered, proceed by clicking on
the Ok
button.
Note:You will need a account that are members of the
SysAdmin role to recover your own script.
View encrypted
objects
After a sucessful login,a dialog with some tab containing
encrypted entries will be displayed.You can select Stored Procedure
,View,Trigger or User-defined Function(only with SQL 2000) by clicking
one of tabs.Then you can select one item in grid,press the Recover toolbar button.
Output Recovery
Result
After working completely,Result window will be
display.Recovered source code is displayed in Textbox.You can paste it
into SQL Server Query Analyzer or into your favorite text editor to
examine or edit it further by clicking Copy button.
Saving Script as...
If you want to save, proceed by
clicking Save
button,You will be prompted for a file name , and you will always be
asked if you want to overwrite an already existing file, should you
choose one.Text will be written to a runnable SQL-file, i.e. you will be
able to load it into a SQL utility such as SQL Server's Query Analyzer
and run it.
