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Comparison of multi-model databases

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Comparison of multi-model databases (database management systems).

Database SQL Document Graph Object License Transactions
ArangoDB No Yes Yes No Apache 2 License Full ACID, pessimistic locking, configurable durability
Azure Cosmos DB Yes Yes Yes Yes Proprietary Full ACID within a partition, multiple consistency models
CrateIO Yes Yes No Yes Apache 2 License Eventual consistency, Optimistic concurrency control
EnterpriseDB Yes Yes No Yes Proprietary Full ACID
MarkLogic Yes Yes Yes No Proprietary Full ACID
OrientDB Yes Yes Yes Yes Apache 2 License Full ACID, even distributed
SAP HANA Yes Yes Yes No Proprietary Full ACID

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