At the end of database restore processing for a point in time operation, the server database will be updated to show the volumes that were used to restore the database. This is done so that a future restore has knowledge of this database backup and will be able to use this if it is the best possible candidate for a future operation. Because the server failed to update this information, a future restore database operation may not select the best possible database backup to use for the operation.
Database restore processing completes.
Once the server is restarted after the database restore is completed, a BACKUP DB TYPE=FULL should be performed as soon as possible and the volume history information backed up after this backup is completed. This will set a new best possible restore point if a future restore operation is needed. If you use the Disaster Recovery Manager feature to track database backup volume physical location you will have to manually track the location of the database backup volumes which were not updated.