Clarify Neo4j versions

Author: NataliaIvakina

modules/ROOT/pages/clustering/databases.adoc

@@ -258,7 +258,9 @@ The recreate procedure allows you to:
 * Make your database write-available again after it has been lost (for example, due to a disaster).
 See xref:clustering/disaster-recovery.adoc[Disaster recovery] for more information.
 
-* Delete the data and schema for a database, while keeping all the associated privileges (from Neo4j 2025.04).
+* label:new[Introduced in 2025.02] Delete the data and schema for a database, while keeping the database privileges assigned to each role.
+
+* label:new[Introduced in 2025.04] Alter the database store format when clearing the data and schema via the new procedure `dbms.recreateDatabase()`.
 
 [CAUTION]
 ====
@@ -359,44 +361,53 @@ This means the store is replaced by the most up-to-date seeder if available; oth
 CALL dbms.recreateDatabase("neo4j", {seedingServers: [], seedURI: "s3://myBucket/myBackup.backup"});
 ----
 
-[[clear-data-recreate]]
-=== Clear data option
-
-In Neo4j 2025.02, an additional option is added to the recreate procedure.
-The new option `clearData` deletes the data (e.g., nodes and relationships) and the schema (e.g., constraints and indexes) for the database.
-This means you end up with an empty store, but as with the other recreate database options, all privileges associated with the database are kept.
 
-When, and only when, the clear data option is used, the store format can also be changed for the recreated database.
-See xref:database-internals/store-formats.adoc[Store formats], for more details about available database store formats in Neo4j.
-If the store format option is not defined, the recreated database ends up with the same store format as before the recreation.
+[[alter-topology-recreate]]
+=== Change the topology
 
+There is an option to define a new topology when recreating a database.
+This can be beneficial during a disaster, if enough servers are not available to recreate the database with the original topology.
+When altering the total number of allocations down during a recreation, it is important to remember that the number of seeding servers cannot exceed the number of total allocations of the database.
+This also holds true when using recreate with an empty list of seeders.
+If there are more available servers in the cluster hosting the database than the number of new allocations, the recreation will fail.
 
 [source, shell]
 ----
-CALL dbms.recreateDatabase("neo4j", {clearData: true, storeFormat: "block"});
+CALL dbms.recreateDatabase("neo4j", {seedingServers: [], primaries: 3, secondaries: 0});
 ----
 
+
+[role=label--new-2025.02]
+[[clear-data-recreate]]
+=== Clear data option
+
+In Neo4j 2025.02, the `clearData` option was added to the recreate procedure.
+This option allows you to delete the data (e.g., nodes and relationships) and the schema (e.g., constraints and indexes) for the database.
+This means you end up with an empty store, but as with the other recreate database options, all privileges associated with the database are kept.
+
 [CAUTION]
 ====
 Using the clear data option means the data and schema will be deleted *permanently*.
 If you want to have the option of getting them back later, make sure to take a backup before clearing the database.
 See xref:backup-restore/online-backup.adoc[Online backup] for more information.
 ====
 
-[[alter-topology-recreate]]
-=== Change the topology
+[role=label--new-2025.04]
+[[alter-store-format]]
+==== Alter the database store format
 
-There is an option to define a new topology when recreating a database.
-This can be beneficial during a disaster, if enough servers are not available to recreate the database with the original topology.
-When altering the total number of allocations down during a recreation, it is important to remember that the number of seeding servers cannot exceed the number of total allocations of the database.
-This also holds true when using recreate with an empty list of seeders.
-If there are more available servers in the cluster hosting the database than the number of new allocations, the recreation will fail.
+In Neo4j 2025.04, the database store format can also be altered during recreation, but only when the `clearData` option is specified.
+This functionality is available through the new `dbms.recreateDatabase()` procedure.
+
+See xref:database-internals/store-formats.adoc[Store formats], for more details about available database store formats in Neo4j.
+If the store format option is not defined, the recreated database ends up with the same store format as before the recreation.
 
 [source, shell]
 ----
-CALL dbms.recreateDatabase("neo4j", {seedingServers: [], primaries: 3, secondaries: 0});
+CALL dbms.recreateDatabase("neo4j", {clearData: true, storeFormat: "block"});
 ----
 
+
 [[cluster-seed]]
 == Seed a cluster