The following key points provide more information about point-in-time restoration:

• When you restore a database, a new database is created, which means that you will have to pay for the new database, too.
• You cannot provide the new database with the same name as the original database, because the original still exists; to do so, you would have to remove the original one.
• You can choose a restoration point between the earliest point and the latest backup time, which is six minutes before the current time.
• The database recovery time varies from one database to another, according to many factors; some of them are as follows:
  • The database's size
  • The number of transaction logs involved in the operations
  • The database's performance level
  • If you are restoring the database from a different region, the network bandwidth might cause a delay