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The paper describes the details of using J-SIM in main memory database parallel recovery simulation. In update intensive main memory database systems, I/O is still the dominant performance bottleneck. A proposal of parallel recovery scheme for large-scale update intensive main memory database systems is presented. Simulation provides a faster way of evaluating the new idea compared to actual system implementation. J-SIM is an open source discrete time simulation software package. The simulation implementation using J-SIM is elaborated in terms of resource modeling, transaction processing system modeling and workload modeling. Finally, with simulation results analyzed, the effectiveness of the parallel recovery scheme is verified and the feasibility of J-SIM's application in main memory database system simulation is demonstrated.