Step 1. Specify Restore Point

Select the state to which the database should be restored and click Next:

Restore to the current restore point option instructs Veeam Explorer to recover the database to the moment when current restore point of SQL server VM was created. With this option selected, you will proceed to step 3.
Restore to a point in time option instructs Veeam Explorer to recover the database to the state as of the specified moment.

Use the slider to specify the point in time to which you want the database to be restored. Database will be recovered to the closest VM restore point before the moment you specify on the timeline, and then transaction log replay will bring the database to the necessary state.

The timeline includes the following timestamps (relatively to the current SQL server restore point):

Beginning – refers to the previous restore point of SQL server VM which contains selected database backup

End – refers to the next restore point which contains selected database backup

Step 1. Specify Restore Point

Step 1. Specify Restore Point Note:

Consider the following:

If the previous restore point (a server backup) was not found, or the database backup does not exist in it, then the Beginning timestamp will refer to the current restore point.
If the next restore point (a server backup) and the corresponding transaction log backup were not found, or if the database backup does not exist in the server backup, then the End timpestamp will refer to the current restore point.
If the next restore point (a server backup) was not found, but the transaction log backup exists for the preceding period, then the End timestamp will refer to the latest log backup time.

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