Clarify which seed providers can be used with restoreUntil

Author: NataliaIvakina

modules/ROOT/pages/backup-restore/restore-backup.adoc

@@ -175,15 +175,15 @@ That means, if you restore `neo4j-2023-06-29T14-50-45.backup`, your database wil
 === Restore a database backup
 
 The following examples assume that you want to restore your data in a new database, called `mydatabase`.
-If you want to replace an existing database, you need to stop it first, and add the option `--overwrite-destination=true` to the restore command.
-
-==== Restore a full backup
+If you want to replace an existing database, you need to stop it first and add the option `--overwrite-destination=true` to the restore command.
 
+Restore a full backup::
++
 . Restore a database backup by running the following command:
 +
 [source, shell,role=nocopy noplay]
 ----
-bin/neo4j-admin database restore --from-path=/path/to/backups/neo4j-2023-05-05T11-26-38.backup mydatabase
+bin/neo4j-admin database restore --from-path=/path/to/backups/neo4j-2023-06-29T14-51-33.backup mydatabase
 ----
 +
 The `--from-path=` argument must contain the path to the last backup of a chain, in this case, `neo4j-2023-06-29T14-51-33.backup`.
@@ -200,9 +200,12 @@ You should also skip the `CREATE DATABASE` step afterward if you are replacing a
 CREATE DATABASE mydatabase
 ----
 
+
 === Restore data up to a specific date
 
 To restore data up to a specific date, you need to pass the backup artifact that contains the data up to that date. +
+You only need to point to the differential backup or the folder, and the restore command will find the rest of the chain.
+
 This example assumes that you want to restore your data in a new database, called `mydatabase`.
 If you want to replace an existing database, you need to stop it first, and add the option `--overwrite-destination=true` to the restore command.
 

modules/ROOT/pages/database-administration/standard-databases/seed-from-uri.adoc

@@ -122,33 +122,6 @@ CREATE DATABASE foo OPTIONS { existingData: 'use', seedURI: 'azb://myStorageAcco
 ======
 =====
 
-==== Support for seeding up to a date or a transaction ID
-
-Starting from Neo4j 2025.01, the `CloudSeedProvider` supports seeding up to a specific date or transaction ID using the `seedRestoreUntil` option.
-
-[role=label--new-2025.01]
-Seed up to a specific date::
-
-To seed up to a specific date, you need to pass the differential backup, which contains the data up to that date.
-+
-[source,shell]
-----
-CREATE DATABASE foo OPTIONS { existingData: 'use', seedURI: 's3://myBucket/myBackup.backup', seedRestoreUntil: datetime("2019-06-01T18:40:32.142+0100") }
-----
-+
-This will seed the database with transactions committed before the provided timestamp.
-
-[role=label--new-2025.01]
-Seed up to a specific transaction ID::
-
-To seed up to a specific transaction ID, you need to pass the differential backup that contains the data up to that transaction ID.
-+
-[source,shell]
-----
-CREATE DATABASE foo OPTIONS { existingData: 'use', seedURI: 's3://myBucket/myBackup.backup', seedRestoreUntil: 123 }
-----
-+
-This will seed the database with transactions up to, but not including transaction 123.
 
 [role=label--deprecated]
 [[s3-seed-provider]]
@@ -226,4 +199,38 @@ Where `accessKey` and `secretKey` are provided by AWS.
 | `azb:`
 | `CloudSeedProvider`
 | `azb://mystorageaccount.blob/backupscontainer/backup1.backup`
-|===
+|===
+
+
+[[seed-restore-until-option]]
+== Support for seeding up to a date or a transaction ID
+
+Starting from Neo4j 2025.01, when creating a database you can seed up to a specific date or transaction ID via the `seedRestoreUntil` option.
+
+The `seedRestoreUntil` option is supported by the `CloudSeedProvider` and the `FileSeedProvider`.
+
+The `URLConnectionSeedProvider` does not support this option because it does not do directory listing.
+
+Seed up to a specific date::
+
+To seed up to a specific date, you need to pass the differential backup, which contains the data up to that date.
++
+[source,shell]
+----
+CREATE DATABASE foo OPTIONS { existingData: 'use', seedURI: 's3://myBucket/myBackup.backup', seedRestoreUntil: datetime("2019-06-01T18:40:32.142+0100") }
+----
++
+This will seed the database with transactions committed before the provided timestamp.
+
+
+Seed up to a specific transaction ID::
+
+To seed up to a specific transaction ID, you need to pass the differential backup that contains the data up to that transaction ID.
++
+[source,shell]
+----
+CREATE DATABASE foo OPTIONS { existingData: 'use', seedURI: 's3://myBucket/myBackup.backup', seedRestoreUntil: 123 }
+----
++
+This will seed the database with transactions up to, but not including transaction 123.
+