You use the Rollback page of the MSC to access the rollback function among the operations carried out on the data file.  It resembles an undo function applied over several levels. It is  particularly useful when a record has been deleted by mistake in a  database. 
This function is only available when the database functions with a log file. 

Note: Only the Administrator and Designer of the database have access to check the log file.
The  contents and functioning of the list of operations are the same as for  the Activity analysis window. For more information, refer to Activity analysis page. 
To perform a rollback among the operations, select the row after which all operations must be cancelled.  The operation of the selected row will be the last kept. If, for  example, you wish to cancel a deletion, select the operation located  just before it. The deletion operation, as well as all subsequent  operations, will be cancelled. 

Next click on the Rollback button. 4D asks you to confirm the operation.
If you click OK,  the data is then restored to the exact state it was in at the moment of  the selected action. You use the menu found at the bottom of the window  to select a log file to be used when you apply the rollback function to  a restored database. In this case, you must specify the log file  corresponding to the archive. 
Here is how the rollback function works: when the user clicks the Rollback  button, 4D shuts the current database and restores the last backup of  the database data. The restored database is then opened and 4D  integrates the operations of the log file up through to the selected  operation. If the database has not yet been saved, 4D starts with a  blank data file.