Our team once faced a production issue where only one customer data table became corrupted, and leadership insisted we restore Microsoft SQL database table quickly without rolling back the entire database to an earlier state. Manual recovery steps required restoring backups to a temporary server and copying the table, which involved multiple technical stages and risked configuration errors. While searching for alternatives, we evaluated SysInfo MS SQL Database Repair Tool, and the process became much smoother. The software scans SQL database files thoroughly and displays tables, keys, stored procedures, and other components in a clear hierarchy. Using the built-in preview, we confirmed the exact dataset and restored only that object. The advanced recovery mode also helped detect hidden records that the quick scan initially skipped. Another useful feature is exporting recovered data into SQL Server-compatible scripts for flexible deployment. This workflow proved far more practical than the manual method, especially when dealing with large enterprise-level database backups.