You can load the SDF file into a byte array, arbitrarily change some bytes and save the array on top of the original file (or, for that matter, load the file into a hex editor and put all of Shakespeare's monkeys on it).
I think this will do what you want without doing what you want. In my experience, the problems that I had with corrupted SqlCE databases were not fixed with SqlCeEngine.Repair (see this answer to the corresponding question). It is possible that Repair can fix a database in which some of its bytes are randomly changed, but Iām sure it will depend on where the change occurred in the file (for example, on the data page somewhere or in the file header, if there is).
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