What would happen if a rollback is needed after a restore point has been established?

The rationale behind the correct choice is based on the way rollback functionality interacts with restore points in the Avaloq Integrated Customization Environment (ICE). When a restore point has been established, it serves as a snapshot of the system at a particular moment in time. If a rollback is needed, it can be executed quickly because the system can revert to this predefined state without the need for extensive data reconstruction or processing.

This efficient rollback process minimizes downtime and data loss, allowing for a seamless return to a known good configuration. The underlying architecture of ICE is designed to facilitate rapid recovery from changes that might lead to errors or undesirable system states.

The other options misrepresent how rollback functionality operates within ICE. Some may suggest a complex and lengthy process, while others may imply limitations that do not accurately reflect the flexibility of the rollback feature in relation to restore points.