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ENVIRONMENT environment_name
 Environment
name is a required string of up to 32 characters. Environment
name can contain numbers and any of the allowed
special characters. However, it MUST
BEGIN WITH A LETTER, A-Z (case insensitive).
VERSION "string"
Optional. This is a string of up to 32 characters that defines
a version number for the Environment file. VERSION is used
for informational purposes only. It in no way affects the
application or how Omnidex behaves against the environment.
TITLE "string"
Optional. This is a string of up to 80 characters that describes
the Environment file. TITLE is used for informational purposes
only. It in no way affects the application or how Omnidex
behaves against the environment.
SET
Optional. The keyword SET is a section identifier for the
SET section of the ENVIRONMENT definition. The following Environment
settings are established through SET:
WILDCARDS - Must
contain three different wildcard characters, separated by
commas, from the following set:
*!#%@^~{}'|?[]\/
Defaults
*
(asterisk) any string
?
(question mark) any character
#
(pound sign) any ASCII digit
OMNIDEX SENTINEL
character. Default % (percent sign).
OPTIMIZATION
specifies the default type of optimization performed by Omnidex
throughout an application connected to this environment. These
options can be toggled on (optimization_setting) or off (NO_optimization_setting).
Several optimization settings can be specified in a single
SET command, separated by commas or spaces.
Example:
SET
OPTIMIZATION="AGGREGATION, SERIAL"
INTERPRETATION
{ODXRULES | SQLRULES} - This feature is removed in Omnidex
version 4.0.
ESCAPE character.
Default \ (backslash). Only a single escape character can
be defined.
SQL_SYNTAX {OMNIDEX
| OMNIDEX_PLUS}
CENTURY THRESHOLD n
- Specifies the year cutoff for determining the century in
2 digit years. For example, if the century threshold is set
to 60, a 2 digit year of 45 would be translated to 2045 and
a 2 digit year of 61 would be translated to 1961. This setting
can be explicitly over-ridden for a specific column in the
column definition.
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