Add restore snapshot better explanation (#1257)

Co-authored-by: Matea Pesic <[email protected]>

Author: Josipmrden

pages/database-management/backup-and-restore.mdx

@@ -71,19 +71,37 @@ Follow these steps to create database backup:
 
 ## Restore data
 
-Issue the following command from an already running Memgraph instance:
+To restore a snapshot in Memgraph, run the following command from an already running instance:
 
 ```
-RECOVER SNAPSHOT "/path/to/snapshot" [FORCE];
+RECOVER SNAPSHOT "/path/to/snapshot";
 ```
 
-The query will try to copy the defined file into the local data directory and
-apply the snapshot. It is advised to define an absolute file path. A relative
-path would have to be in relation to the Memgraph execution path. Before
-modifying the local data directory, all WALs and snapshots will be moved to a
-hidden directory: .old_*time-since-epoch*. The query must contain the `FORCE` flag
-if the instance has not been freshly started. That will clear all data before
-applying the snapshot.
+By default, snapshots are stored in the local directory:  
+`/var/lib/memgraph/snapshots/`
+
+If your snapshot is stored elsewhere, Memgraph will attempt to copy it to the local snapshot directory. 
+Ensure the file has the necessary permissions to be moved. If not, you might encounter the following error:
+
+```output
+Failed to copy snapshot over to local snapshots directory.
+```
+
+Use an absolute path when specifying the snapshot location. If you provide a relative path, it must be relative 
+to the Memgraph execution path.
+
+Before modifying the local data directory, Memgraph will move all existing WALs and snapshots to a hidden 
+directory in the format:  
+`.old_<time-since-epoch>`
+
+If the instance is not freshly started, add the `FORCE` flag to your command:
+
+```
+RECOVER SNAPSHOT "/path/to/snapshot" FORCE;
+```
+
+This will clear all existing data before applying the snapshot.
+
 
 In order to query the snapshots currently present in the local data directory,
 execute the query: