Restore Points

Skip After the Target

Log records after the target stay out of the restored state.

highlighted = computed this step

Skip after the target

A later record may exist, but it is not part of this restore point.

after target is skipped\text{after target is skipped}

Show the skipped record

The compiler skips 1 record. Its position is 3.

skipped=1\text{skipped}=1

Backup and restore-point examples are tiny finite replay models; cloud products, backup strategy, RPO/RTO, encryption, compliance, performance, and runbooks are out of scope.

Skip after the target: backup snapshotSkip after the target: backup snapshotitemvalueA10B20 log after backuplog after backuppositemvalue1A112B253A13 restore point factsrestore point factsfactvaluetarget2appliedCount2skippedCount1changedCount2targetIsBackupnotargetInLogyes applied log recordsapplied log recordspositemvalue1A112B25 skipped log recordsskipped log recordspositemvalue3A13 restored staterestored stateitemvalueA11B25 changed itemschanged itemsitembeforeafterA1011B2025

Keep it out

The skipped record is shown so it cannot silently affect the restored state.

visible skip\text{visible skip}

Summary

Restored versus not restored is a boundary check, not an operational recommendation.

not restored\text{not restored}