By dotCore
via bailis.org
Submitted: Jan 23 2013 / 02:09
Many databases today differentiate themselves from their NoSQL counterparts by claiming to support "100% ACID" transactions or "guaranteeing strong consistency (ACID)." In reality, few of these databases—including traditional “big iron” systems like Oracle—provide formal ACID guarantees, even when they claim to do so.
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