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Line 24: [[Relational database]]s are the most common type of database in the 2000s. Examples include [[MySQL]], [[PostgreSQL]], [[Microsoft SQL Server]], and [[Oracle Database]].<ref>≥</ref> [[Object-oriented database]]s, like [[Caché (software)\|Caché]] or [[ConceptBase]]. They can save [[Object (computer science)\|object]]s of an [[Object-oriented programming\|object-oriented]] design. * [[Distributed data store]]s, like [[Apache Cassandra]], Druid [[(open-source data store)]] or [[Dynamo (storage system)\|Dynamo]] * [[Directory service]]s * [[VMware]] uses "datastore" to refer to a file that stores a [[virtual machine]]<ref>http://pubs.vmware.com/vi3/sdk/ReferenceGuide/vim.Datastore.html</ref>

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