What type of data does LinkFixer Advanced store, and where does it store that data?

What type of data does LinkFixer Advanced store, and where does it store that data?

What type of data does LinkFixer Advanced store, and where does it store that data?

Modified on: Thurs, 19 Mar, 2026 at 10:46 AM

Overview

LinkFixer Advanced stores detailed metadata about the files it processes and the links between them. This information is used to analyze, track, and repair file relationships.

Data Collected

The application records information about both parent files (source documents) and child files (linked items), including:

Parent File Information
  1. File name
  2. File path
  3. File type
  4. File size
  5. File ID
  6. Number of links within the file
  7. Timestamp
Child File Information
  1. File name
  2. File path
  3. File type
  4. File ID
  5. Timestamp
  6. Link status (e.g., valid or broken)

Data Storage Location

Primary Storage:
 All data is stored in a database hosted on your Microsoft SQL Server.

Alternative (Testing) Storage:
 During testing or temporary use, data may be stored in the built-in SQLite database included with LinkFixer Advanced.

Data Privacy

LinkFixer Advanced does not transmit file or link data to LinkTek or any third party.
The only exception occurs when a user explicitly chooses to share diagnostic materials—such as logs or reports—with LinkTek Support for troubleshooting purposes.