When MySQL crashes unexpectedly, the database often leaves behind only the raw .frm and .ibd table files. Many users think they can directly place these files into a new server, but MySQL won’t accept them unless the metadata and version match exactly. If you want to recover MySQL Database from FRM and IBD files, manual commands like DISCARD and IMPORT TABLESPACE work only when everything is perfectly aligned. Most users prefer the MySQL Database Recovery Tool because it reads the frm/ibd structure, rebuilds the tables, and exports them safely into SQL scripts or a new database. With the help of this software, users can save the recovered MySQL data as a script to a location of their choice.

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