{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What are recoverable state balances RSB2 and RSB3?","a":"Restorable State Balance (RSB2 and RSB3) refers to a technical means set up in computer systems to ensure data security and system stability. RSB2 and RSB3 respectively represent two  different types of restorable state balance.\n\nRSB2 (Recoverable State Balance 2) is a type of restorable state balance mainly used in database management systems to ensure the integrity of data during the fault recovery process. When a database system fails, RSB2 can help the system detect potential data corruption during the recovery process and repair these issues through error recovery mechanisms.\n\nRSB3 (Recoverable State Balance 3) is another type of restorable state balance that focuses on maintaining the consistency of data and system resources in computer systems. It ensures that the system can recover to a valid state before the failure, preventing data loss and minimizing the impact of downtime.\n\nIn summary, RSB2 and RSB3 are essential techniques in computer"}]}],"pr":"aaef0b227fd4971350f881192dd2bc4f0f841cf55311f6f3c8a59ecdb5a05871"}