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A SQLite database is made up of several different objects, and many of them can still be recovered even if the database becomes corrupted. The SysInfo SQLite Database Recovery Tool supports the recovery of tables, indexes, views, triggers, user-defined data types, system tables, rules, default values, functions, text data, numeric data, integer values, real values, and binary large objects (BLOBs). It scans the damaged database thoroughly, displays the recovered information in a tree-like structure, and lets users save the data into a new SQLite database or an MDB file. This process helps preserve as much information as possible from the damaged database.