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Interrupted write operation is quite common while using MS Access database .MDB file. This result in catastrophic situation and user tend to lose all of Access file data. A normal MS Access database file .MDB is being opened and closed numerous times in a single day. A MDB file goes through lot of alterations for fulfilling personal or professional work requirements, like updating, addition, and deletion. All these conditions might result in improper shutdown or improper write operations. As a result Access file gets corrupt and you have no choice but to use third party MS Access recovery software.

Usually, almost in all cases of unexpected shutdown (manually turning off the system), the Jet database write operation is interrupted. The Jet database engine sets a flag while beginning a write operation, and resets the flag when the operation is complete. However, if the database engine write operation is interrupted, the flag remains set and when you attempt to start your database, Jet reports that your database has been corrupted.

In order to overcome such .MDB file corruption situations, a valid database backup could help you in restoring the data. However, if no backup is available or backup fails to restore the required data, then you are compelled to use MS Access recovery software, which is very much effective restoring MDB file.

As a practical case, you accidentally perform improper system shutdown of your system when some write operation was being executed. However, when you restart your system and attempt to mount your database, you receive an error message stating that your database has been corrupted. Furthermore, the records stored in your database become inaccessible. To access the records after database corruption, you will need to repair the database using the underneath steps:

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