SQL Server Object Decryption Software
SQL Decryptor Software to Decrypt SQL Objects
SQL Decryptor software removes encryption from stored procedures, views, functions and triggers. Connect the tool to your server, view the clear text and export it as a database or as scripts.
- Decrypts four object types
- Previews scripts before export
- Exports to SQL Server or scripts
- Opens databases from SQL Server 2025 to 2000
- Free DemoPreview decrypted scripts
- 30 Day RefundDemo test comes first
- Card or PayPalHosted store checkout
- Fast License KeySent by email
- 24x7 SupportChat and email
1Is this my problem?
Which Encrypted Object Problems Does SQL Decryptor Solve?
Find your situation below. SQL Decryptor shows the clear text of encrypted objects and the tool exports it on your terms.
- Procedure Text Stays HiddenSSMS refuses to show the script of an encrypted stored procedure.
- Source Script Went MissingOriginal CREATE scripts left with a former developer and only the encrypted copy remains.
- Server Move Hits a WallSSMS cannot script encrypted objects when you copy a database to a new server.
- Audit Asks for the CodeReviewers want the logic inside encrypted views and triggers.
- Trigger Logic Stays UnknownEncrypted triggers and DDL triggers change your data and nobody can explain how.
- Vendor Objects Need a CheckA supplier shipped encrypted functions and your team must review them.
Attached Databases
Attach the database first. Detached databases do not open.
Live SQL Server
SQL Server must stay active on your computer and your login needs admin rights.
Two Login Modes
Sign in with Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication.
SQL Decryptor needs the Dedicated Admin Connection. Microsoft states that the DAC accepts only local clients by default and only sysadmin members can use it.
Microsoft also allows one DAC connection per instance. Close other admin sessions first. Its guide on the diagnostic connection for database administrators lists the switches and the remote setting.
2What changes?
What Changes After You Decrypt the Objects?
Before
- Encrypted procedures show no text
- Source scripts sit in nobody's folder
- Migration stalls on encrypted objects
After
- Decrypted text appears in a preview
- Chosen objects export to a database or scripts
- Objects stay encrypted when you choose that mode
3What can it do?
Which Features Come With SQL Decryptor?
SQL Decryptor software covers four object types and two export routes in one window.
Four Object Types
Decrypt procedures, functions, triggers and views in one pass.
DDL Trigger Support
Preview and export DDL triggers beside the regular objects.
Two Login Modes
Connect with Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication and valid credentials.
Server Name Lookup
The drop down lists available SQL Server names. Type the name by hand when the list stays empty.
Decrypted Script Preview
Select an object name and its clear text appears in a box. Only encrypted objects show in the list.
Selective Export
Tick the objects you need and leave the rest behind.
Database or Script Output
Export to a SQL Server database or save SQL Server compatible scripts.
Network Server Export
Send the objects to a SQL Server that sits on your network.
Encryption Choice
Export with encryption or without it using the Output Mode setting.
4Is it easy?
How to Try SQL Decryptor Free in 4 Steps
View decrypted scripts with the tool's free demo. Buy the full version once the preview matches your needs.
- 1Download
Install the Demo
Download the 5.34 MB Windows installer. Open it with Run as Administrator and select Start.
- 2Connect
Choose Server and Database
Select the server name, set the login mode and choose the database that holds the encrypted objects.
- 3Preview
Check the Scripts
Select an object name and view its decrypted text in the preview box.
- 4Export
Activate and Export
Enter your license key, tick the objects and choose a SQL Server database or scripts with the Output Mode you need.
Export with encryption needs the source SQL Server installed locally. Screens for every step live in the SQL Decryptor user guide.
5What will I see?
Which Screens Appear in SQL Decryptor?
Follow the tool from the login screen to the target database.
Connect to the Server
Select the server name and a login mode. SQL Server Authentication adds user name and password fields.
Tick the Objects
Stored procedures, triggers, functions, views and database triggers sit in a tree with check boxes.
Choose the Output
Export to SQL Server or to SQL Server compatible scripts, with or without encryption.
Set the Target Database
Enter the target server, the login mode and the database that receives the decrypted objects.
6Demo or full?
SQL Decryptor Demo vs Full Version
Weigh the free demo against the full software before you pay.
| Feature | Free Demo | Full Version |
|---|---|---|
| Connect to SQL Server | Yes | Yes |
| Windows and SQL Server authentication | Yes | Yes |
| List of databases | Yes | Yes |
| Preview of decrypted scripts | Yes | Yes |
| Export after decryption | No | Yes |
| Selective export | No | Yes |
| Export with or without encryption | No | Yes |
| Price | Free | From $69 |
7Will it fit my system?
System Requirements for SQL Decryptor
| Product Version | 8.0 |
|---|---|
| Download Size | 5.34 MB |
| Product Type | Windows desktop software for object decryption |
| Supported Objects | Stored procedures, views, functions, triggers and DDL triggers. Tables hold no encrypted scripts. |
| SQL Server Versions | SQL Server 2000 up to 2025 with 2008 R2 included |
| Windows | Windows 11 (64 bit), 10, 8 and 7 (32 or 64 bit) or Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019, 2016, 2012 and 2008 |
| Mac | Not available. SQL Decryptor works on Windows only. |
| Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 at 2.40 GHz |
| RAM and Disk Space | 4 GB of RAM and 100 MB of free disk space |
| Framework | Microsoft .NET 4.5 or above |
| SQL Server Needed | Yes. Live SQL Server on the same computer with the Dedicated Admin Connection enabled. |
| Database State | Attached databases only |
| Launch Method | Open the shortcut with Run as Administrator. |
8What is the price?
How Much Does SQL Decryptor Cost?
Three software licenses cover home users, companies and global teams. All prices use US dollars.
Personal License
$69
- Works on 1 computer
- Home and private use only
- 1 year of free updates
- Limited time 24x7 support
- Cannot move to another computer
Business License
$199
- Up to 100 computers
- Business, school, office or government use
- One location in one country
- Issued in your organization name
- Unlimited 24x7 support
- 1 year of free updates
Enterprise License
$499
- Up to 500 computers
- Offices in many countries
- Issued in your organization name
- Not transferable
- Unlimited 24x7 support
- 1 year of free updates
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9Is it safe?
Can You Trust SQL Decryptor With Your Databases?
Preview Before You Pay
Connect to your own server in the free demo and view decrypted scripts before checkout.
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10Need a hand?
Which Support Options Cover SQL Decryptor?
Ask tool questions about DAC setup, login errors or export settings. Find phone numbers and other channels on the RecoveryTools support center.
Live Chat
Chat with a support engineer about connection or DAC errors.
Email Support
Email support@systoolsgroup.com with your SQL Server version and the object that fails.
Remote Session
An engineer joins your computer and works through the connection with you.
Sensitive Scripts
Send screenshots or a log file by email. Ask for a Non Disclosure Agreement when the data is sensitive.
11Still have a question?
SQL Decryptor Questions and Answers
What is SQL Decryptor used for?
SQL Decryptor unlocks the scripts of encrypted procedures, views, functions and triggers in an attached database. Use it on databases you own or administer.
Which objects does Decryptor remove encryption from?
Procedures, views, functions, triggers and DDL triggers work. Tables hold no encrypted scripts and stay out.
Does Decryptor need SQL Server installed?
Yes. SQL Server must be live on the same computer with the Dedicated Admin Connection enabled. Your login needs admin rights.
Can Decryptor open a detached database?
No. Attach the database first because the software works only on attached databases.
Why do some procedures miss from the preview?
Only encrypted objects show in the preview list. Plain objects need no decryption and do not appear.
Can I keep the objects encrypted on export?
Yes. Set the Output Mode to With Encryption. That mode needs the source SQL Server on the same computer.
Where can I send the decrypted objects?
Export them to a SQL Server database or save SQL Server compatible scripts. Servers on your network work as targets.
Which login modes work in SQL Decryptor?
Windows Authentication and SQL Server Authentication both work. SQL Server Authentication needs a valid user name and password.
What can the free demo of SQL Decryptor do?
Demo mode connects to your server, lists databases and previews decrypted scripts. Export after decryption needs the full version.
Which SQL Server versions work with SQL Decryptor?
Databases from SQL Server 2025, 2022, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2005 and 2000 work. Installation works on Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7 or Windows Server 2025 down to 2008.
How much does SQL Decryptor cost?
One computer needs the $69 Personal license. Up to 100 computers need the $199 Business license. Up to 500 computers need the $499 Enterprise license.
Can I get a refund on SQL Decryptor?
Yes, once you finish the free demo test. Email sales@recovery-tools.org within 30 days of purchase and attach a signed Letter of Destruction. Bundles are final sale. Every condition sits in the RecoveryTools refund policy.
Test SQL Decryptor on Your Own Database
Download the free demo, view your decrypted scripts with the tool and buy the full software when you are ready to export.