Database Restore Checkpoints
Database Restore Checkpoints enable you to restore your database to the state it was in at the selected checkpoint. The entire database will be restored: the database structure, the users, the settings, and all records. To use Database Restore Checkpoints, you will first need to create checkpoints at suitable intervals. Subsequently, you can restore your database to any of the checkpoints that have been created. You can delete individual checkpoints at any time.
To access the Database Restore Checkpoints functionality, go to the Configuration Page (screenshot below) and click Manage at the bottom of the page. The date and time of the last database restore checkpoint is listed to the left of the Manage button.
On clicking Manage, the Manage Database Restore Checkpoints form (screenshot below) appears. It lists the currently available checkpoints, each with the date and time the checkpoint was created.
You can now do the following:
•Add a new checkpoint by clicking Add New Checkpoint.
•Restore the database to one of the available checkpoints by clicking its Restore button.
•Delete a checkpoint by clicking its Remove button.
After you have finished creating, restoring to, and/or deleting a checkpoint, click Close to return to the Configuration Page .