forward recovery
A computing term for restoring a system or database to a desired state by applying logged changes forward from a backup, as opposed to backward recovery (rollback).
After the database failure, we restored it to the latest state using forward recovery.
Backward recovery (rollback) undoes changes to return to a previous consistent state, while 前進回復 replays logged changes to move forward to a desired point.
Compound of 前進 (forward, advance) and 回復 (recovery, restoration), likely a calque from English 'forward recovery' in computing contexts.