A feature for restoring data to its state at any given point in time.
A feature that combines a full backup with transaction logs to restore data to its state at any arbitrary point in time. Because it can roll back to a specific second right before an incident -- like the moment just before last night's batch job wrote bad data -- its biggest advantage is recovering legitimate changes made right up until the failure, which a full backup alone would lose.
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