Ned Otter looks at the isolation levels offered when you work with memory-optimized objects:
If you are only querying on-disk tables, you can use any of the isolations levels from List 1. And if you are only querying memory-optimized tables, you can use any of the isolation levels from List 2.
But what if you want to reference both on-disk and memory-optimized tables in the same query? Of course, the answer is “it depends”, with transaction initiation modes and isolation levels being the components of that dependency.
This post is part one of a series and is mostly around level-setting.