How to Decrypt SQL Trigger in SQL Server: Step-by Step Guide
“In SQL Server Database while trying to decrypt triggers in SQL Server 2008 I get an error message, as given below. If anyone facing the same issue, kindly suggest me a quick solution to fix this error.” – Sarah, United States
Are you getting the same instance? Are you not aware how to deal with this issue? Here, in this blog, we will discuss a reliable and efficient approach on how to decrypt trigger in SQL Server .
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Decrypt SQL Trigger in SQL Server Database – Reliable Way
As we all know, manually it is not possible to decrypt triggers in SQL Server. Even most of people complained that manual methods of database decryption failed to achieve the task. Thus, we are going to suggest a quick and instant solution that actually works. One such application is SysTools SQL Decryptor that helps to perform decryption on the encrypted SQL database file. It provides two login modes such as Windows and SQL Server Authentication. The best part of this tool is that it allows to decrypt SQL triggers – DML & DDL, SPs, functions, views, etc without any data loss. DAC (Dedicated Admin Connection) is must to run this application.
How to Decrypt Trigger in SQL Server using Decryptor Software by SysTools
- Download and install Decryptor on your desktop. To start the decryption, go to Start button. Now, the Connect page will display on the screen.
- Now, you have to enter Server name, Login Mode, and User Credentials (if needed).Click on the drop-down arrow to choose database and press Next button.
- Preview page will display only the name of encrypted objects. Now, you can click the object name and then, preview the decrypted text under the text box.
- Select the components you want to export from left panel. Then, you can choose either SQL Server or SQL Server Compatible SQL Scripts to export database.
- The SQL database can be exported With Encryption or Without Encryption
- Next, choose the Target Server Name, User Credentials, Login Mode, and Database Name. Click the Export button to transfer or copy the decrypted database.
- Once the export process is done, notification and Export Report that suddenly pops up.
Conclusion
Once the database is encrypted, now users want to decrypt SQL database objects like SPs, triggers, functions and views. Thus, in this blog, we have introduced a reliable and incredible tool to decrypt trigger in SQL Server. Also, we have covered the step-by-step procedure to decrypt SQL trigger using the tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q-1. Can I decrypt SQL other objects with the help of this tool?
Ans: Yes, with this utility you can also decrypt stored procedures in SQL Server with other objects like functions, views, etc.
Q-2. Why can I only see few database objects on the tool?
Ans: This program will show limited objects of database like SPs, functions, views, triggers, etc that were encrypted. If those are not encrypted then, cannot be previewed on software pane.
Q-3. Is there any need to install SQL Server on machine for decryption?
Ans: Yes, SQL Server should be installed to decrypt SQL database objects, including SPs, Functions, Views.
Q-4. Does the tool decrypt DML as well as DDL?
Ans: Yes, this tool will provide decrypt SQL DML and DDL triggers.