DI (FH) Markus Häfele
General Manager
CMS and DMS Database Recovery
Data rescue from document management systems (DMS)
Document management systems often save data in a proprietary format like TIF or JPEG pictures, which are enclosed in a container inside the DMS software. Information like document ID, date/time and file size is saved here.
- Data rescue from DMS
- Recovery of data from medical recording systems
- Reconstruction of file storages
Data rescue from content management systems (CMS)
Many modern websites were built using a CMS system. They are a combination of database and individual files.
- Data rescue from content management systems (e.g. TYPO3, IIS or Sharepoint)
- Reconstruction of web files and CMS databases (e.g. MySQL)
Our database experts know the internal structures of all common CMS systems and therefore are able to handle even complicated cases.
Data recovery of CMS / DMS databases - We help in case of data loss!
- We provide multiple diagnosis options depending on the urgency of your data rescue case
- After the diagnosis is completed you receive a fixed price offer
- No hidden costs - Expenses are only incurred if the database data rescue is successful
- The recovery of your database will be done by experienced and specially trained engineers
- Fast reaction times - in urgent cases, we offer a 24x7 service
- In-house research and development in order to keep up with the newest hardware and software
- More than 14.500 spare parts in Vienna, Hamburg and Amsterdam
Contact us - order your diagnosis today.
Causes of data loss:
- Defective RAID or storage
- Error inside the file system
- Bugs in the DMS software
The files are saved in a hash directory structure (e.g. C:\DMSF\) with ID file names (e.g. 14352346.bin).
Attingo is very experience in restorung DMS systems. Thanks to reverse engineering container files and interacting with the SQL database of the DMS we can even solve hard cases.
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