I like that you find it useful.

I've made the changes proposed by Henrik Staun Poulsen in a previous post and used it in a stored procedure because now there are more parameters. I'm testing it in some places and after I'm going to update it.

There's no problem to add a stopAt option. I have never used it, but for what I've read about it, it looks like that the time you want needs to me in the transaction log backup, so you would need old transaction logs to get that and apply an older full backup (no the last one) if you want to restore it to a date prior to it.

So, to support this feature could be done easily if the stopAt date is somewhere after the last differential backup or would be more difficult if it's before it or before the last full backup.

I don't know if I've explained myself...

And I'm curious for what reason you would need to use the stopAt, if it can be explained...

Regards,

Josep.