Is MySQL or PostgreSQL more ACID compliant for database projects?

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MySQL and PostgreSQL both support ACID compliance, but their implementations differ. MySQL is not fully ACID compliant unless using the InnoDB or NDB storage engines, which ensure transactions are atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable. To utilize InnoDB, users can refer to the MySQL documentation for setup instructions. PostgreSQL, on the other hand, is inherently ACID compliant across all its operations, making it a reliable choice for database projects requiring strict adherence to these principles. Users are encouraged to explore official documentation for both databases to understand their capabilities and configurations better.
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Which one supports ACID compliant between MySQL and PostgreSQL
Hello All, I am working on a database project and I am good at SQL commands. I want to know which one supports ACID compliant between MySQL and PostgreSQL. I have asked this question on Quora and according to this post, MySQL is not completely ACID compliant. It supports ACID only when used in InnoDB and NDB. Can anyone tell me how i can use them with InnoDB? Or PostgreSQL is supported or not?
 
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