What is Crash recovery?

A process running upon database startup if the database is not shutdown properly (crash, power failure). The process restores the database to the consistent state by rolling back incomplete transactions and completing committed transactions. All mainstream database use the same crash recovery mechanism described in the ARIES paper (see reference).

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