In which scenarios can you resume an incomplete recovery of your SAP HANA tenant database?

Resuming an incomplete recovery of your SAP HANA tenant database can occur in the scenario where there is an aborted recovery of a log backup. This is particularly relevant because log backups are crucial for maintaining data consistency and integrity. When a log backup recovery process is initiated, it typically aims to bring the database up to a specific point in time, ensuring all transactions that occurred up to that moment are accounted for.

If the recovery process is aborted due to interruptions, it indicates that the system has not yet completed applying all the necessary log entries. However, you can often resume this type of recovery because it involves taking the current state of the database and applying all the necessary log entries from that point onward. This capability to resume allows for flexibility and ensures that recovery can continue from the last known good state, thus providing a way to recover without losing data that has already been processed.

In contrast, other scenarios listed do not typically allow for resuming recovery. Successful recovery of a data backup signifies that the process is complete and doesn't require any further steps to be taken. An aborted recovery of a delta data backup implies that a specific type of backed-up data was not fully restored, but it generally cannot be resumed and would require either a restart or different handling entirely.