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I need a document-oriented database for the project I'm working on. I basically have two things that I need: full ACID support and the ability to have links. Scalability is not a serious problem, as the number of users is not more than 300.

I know that MongoDB supports links between documents, and CouchDB supports ACID, but I did not find one that has both.

I am really trying to avoid the implementation (ACID, References) in the application layer. An obvious drawback is RDBMS with some tree structure implementation which I am also trying to avoid.

Any suggestions?

THANK

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ACID , CouchDB .

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RavenDB - ACID, , Includes Live Projections. , .

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You mentioned the limitations - you correctly said what CouchDB / MongoDB gives. Therefore, based on these facts: use a backup.

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