: ApexSQL Recover is licensed per SQL Server instance. A single license covers one computer with a SQL Server instance installed.
: ApexSQL provides a specific resend keys form for users who have lost their activation keys. If submitted during business hours, the sales team typically responds in less than an hour.
Understanding the licensing model can help you determine if you need a new key or if your existing one is transferable: apexsql recover activation key
: The most direct method is via the Quest Support Portal . Log in and navigate to the My Account section. Under the My License Assets tab, you can view your registered products, license numbers, and renewal dates.
If you find yourself without your activation details, there are several self-service and support-assisted methods to get back up and running: : ApexSQL Recover is licensed per SQL Server instance
If your key isn't working after retrieval, consider these common hurdles:
: Generally, licenses are not transferable between different SQL Server instances. However, permanent migrations are allowed if the original instance is being decommissioned or upgraded. If submitted during business hours, the sales team
: Within the My Assets page on the portal, use the Retrieve Key tab to download your existing license keys. Note that if you are not the primary license user, you may need to request access from your organization’s group administrator.
: Modern versions of ApexSQL may require an internet connection for initial activation to validate the key against Quest’s servers.
: If your 14-day trial has expired and you haven't finished your evaluation, you can contact ApexSQL Support to request a one-time 14-day extension.