Although an optimistic approach has been shown to be better suited than locking protocols for real time database systems (RTDBS), it has the problems of unnecessary restarts and heavy restart overhead. The article identifies the unnecessary restart problem in OCC-TI (Optimistic Concurrency Control with Time Intervals), proposes a solution to this problem and demonstrates that the solution will produce a correct result. Additionally, two extensions to the basic dynamic adjustment of the serialization order conflict resolution method used in OCC-TI are proposed. Experiments with a prototype implementation of a real time database system show that the proposed method clearly outperforms the original OCC-TI.