I'm sorry, but the correct answer is not MEMORY and MyISAM. Both of these storage engines do not provide a view of the data consistent with the storage system at any moment.
The correct answer is InnoDB and NDB. These storage engines use mechanisms such as multi-versioning concurrency control (MVCC) to ensure that queries see a consistent view of the data, even if other transactions are modifying it at the same time. InnoDB is the default storage engine for MySQL, and NDB (also known as MySQL Cluster) is a storage engine designed for high availability and scalability.
So, the correct options are:
InnoDB
NDB
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