dump to backup (#485)

Author: AlexicaWright

modules/ROOT/pages/auradb/managing-databases/backup-restore-export.adoc

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ Snapshots are available for 7 days for Professional instances, 30 days for Busi
 === Scheduled
 
 label:AuraDB-Professional[]
+label:AuraDB-Business-Critical[]
 label:AuraDB-Virtual-Dedicated-Cloud[]
 
 A *Scheduled* snapshot is a snapshot that is automatically triggered when you first create an instance, when changes to the underlying system occur (for example, a new patch release), and at a cadence depending on your plan type.
@@ -56,9 +57,10 @@ Restoring a snapshot requires you to confirm the action by typing RESTORE and se
 
 === Export and create
 
-By selecting the ellipses (*...*) button next to an existing snapshot, you can:
+The ellipses (*...*) button next to an existing snapshot, allows you to:
 
-* *Export* - Download the instance as *_.dump_* file, allowing you to store a local copy and work on your data offline.
+* *Export* - Download the instance as *_.backup_* file, allowing you to store a local copy and work on your data offline.
+(This applies to AuraDB v5 databases, for v4, the instances can be downloaded as *_.dump_* files.)
 * *Create instance from snapshot* - Create a new AuraDB instance using the data from the snapshot.
 
 [NOTE]
@@ -70,10 +72,10 @@ Additionally, for Virtual Dedicated Cloud instances running Neo4j version 5, the
 Use the toggle **Show exportable only** on top of the list of snapshots to filter by whether a snapshot is exportable or not.
 ====
 
-=== Security of backups and exported data 
+=== Security of backups and exported data
 
-Neo4j Aura Enterprise automatically creates backups of each database at regular intervals. 
-Aura stores the data securely in encrypted and dedicated cloud storage buckets. 
+Neo4j Aura Enterprise automatically creates backups of each database at regular intervals.
+Aura stores the data securely in encrypted and dedicated cloud storage buckets.
 Users access backups through the Aura console.
 In the console, it's possible to:
 
@@ -126,7 +128,7 @@ Short retention: 3 footnote:shortretention[Short retentions backups are the same
 | Full: 60 (14), Differential: 60 (N/A)
 | 90 days (90 days)
 
-.2+| AuraDS Virtual Dedicated Cloud
+.2+| AuraDS Enterprise
 | 4
 | Full retention: 1
 | Full retention: 16 days (7 day)

modules/ROOT/partials/import-database.adoc

@@ -1,23 +1,23 @@
 There are two ways you can import data from an existing Neo4j database into an Aura instance.
 
-You can use the *import database* process to import either a _.dump_ file or a _.backup_ file.
-This process, however, only works for _.dump_ and _.backup_ files under 4GB.
+You can use the *import database* process to import either a _.backup_ file or a _.dump_ file.
+This process, however, only works for _.backup_ and _.dump_ files under 4GB.
 
-If the size of the _.dump_ or _.backup_ file exported from a database is greater than 4GB, you must use the <<_neo4j_admin_database_upload>> method.
+If the size of the _.backup_ or _.dump_ file exported from a database is greater than 4GB, you must use the <<_neo4j_admin_database_upload>> method.
 
 For more information about backups, see xref:auradb/managing-databases/backup-restore-export.adoc[].
 
 == Import database
 
-To import a _.dump_ file under 4GB:
+To import a _.backup_ file under 4GB:
 
 . Navigate to the link:https://console.neo4j.io/[Neo4j Aura Console] in your browser.
 . Select the instance you want to import the data.
 . Select the *Import Database* tab.
-. Drag and drop your *_.dump_* file into the provided window or select *Select a .dump file* and select your file.
+. Drag and drop your *_.backup_* or *_.dump_* file into the provided window or browse for your .backup/.dump file.
 . Select *Upload*.
 
-When the upload is complete, the instance goes into a `Loading` state as the dump is applied.
+When the upload is complete, the instance goes into a `Loading` state as the backup is applied.
 Once this has finished, the instance returns to its `Running` state; and the data is ready.
 
 == Neo4j Admin `database upload`