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Index Maintenance
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Step 6 - Populate and Maintain the IndexesThis section describes populating the Omnidex indexes using the DBINSTAL utility, as well as various methods for maintaining them.
The application and user needs will govern which method is used to maintain the indexes. See Index Maintenance for more information.
Batch IndexingBatch indexing is ideal for high-volume update applications that do not require the indexes to be in synch with the data at all times. For example, a sales application where sales transactions are uploaded to the server nightly or weekly in a dat file, can be indexed nightly, or on a weekend during off-peak hours. The application performance is not affected at all by the indexing.
ODXAIMOmnidex Automatic Index Maintenance, updates the indexes in a separate process from the update application, with only a slight delay in index synchronization. ODXAIM uses native database triggers to activate the index updates.
OmniAccess APIOmniAccess API custom applications can be written to run in the background to update the indexes manually.
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