When a resource fails, Oracle Clusterware attempts to restart the resource the number of times specified in the RESTART_ATTEMPTS resource attribute, regardless of how often the resource fails. The CRSD process maintains an internal counter to track how often Oracle Clusterware restarts a resource. The number of times Oracle Clusterware has attempted to restart a resource is reflected in the RESTART_COUNT resource attribute. Oracle Clusterware can automatically manage the restart attempts counter based on the stability of a resource. The UPTIME_THRESHOLD resource attribute determines the time period that a resource must remain online, after which the RESTART_COUNT attribute gets reset to 0. In addition, the RESTART_COUNT resource attribute gets reset to 0 if the resource is relocated or restarted by the user, or the resource fails over to another server.