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-^   ​Index ​  ^| [[glossary:​a|A]] | [[glossary:​b|B]] | [[glossary:​c|C]] | [[glossary:​d|D]] | [[glossary:​e|E]] | [[glossary:​f|F]] | [[glossary:​g|G]] | [[glossary:​h|H]] | [[glossary:​i|I]] | [[glossary:​j|J]] | [[glossary:​k|K]] | [[glossary:​l|L]] | [[glossary:​m|M]] | [[glossary:​n|N]] | [[glossary:​o|O]] | [[glossary:​p|P]] | [[glossary:​q|Q]] | [[glossary:​r|R]] | [[glossary:​s|S]] | [[glossary:​t|T]] | [[glossary:​u|U]] | [[glossary:​v|V]] |  [[glossary:​w|W]] | [[glossary:​x|X]] | [[glossary:​y|Y]] | [[glossary:​z|Z]] | [[glossary:​dollarsign|$]] || +==== Back out feature ==== 
 +  * The ability to undo a QUAFLIFY keyword search and to restore the previous internal ID list. 
  
-== back out feature ​==+==== Bitmap index ==== 
 +  * An indexing option which stores index pointer as a bitmap, providing efficient indexing for "low cardinality"​ data. See also: Cardinality. Omnidex uses bitmap indexes as an option for low cardinality data.
  
-The ability to undo a QUAFLIFY keyword search ​and to restore ​the previous internal ID list. +==== Bitmap join ==== 
 +  * Bitmap joins are characterized by having the "​from"​ table and the "to" table as the same child, the purpose being to change which owner is current for the table. This step may be taken when joining between a parent and a child that are not already pre-joined. 
  
-== bitmap index ==+==== Boolean operators ==== 
 +  * AND (,), OR (+), and NOT (,-) operators used to combine keywords during an Omnidex retrieval. ​
  
-An indexing option which stores ​index pointer as a bitmap, providing efficient indexing for "low cardinality" ​data. See also: Cardinality. Omnidex uses bitmap ​indexes ​as an option for low cardinality data.+==== B-tree ==== 
 +  * A type of index optimized for sorted and partial key retrievals by on column or concatenation of columns, requiring left justification of data and case-sensitive matching.  
 +  * The fundamental type of indexing on which relational databases are founded. Omnidex uses B-Trees internal for some of its indexes.
  
-== bitmap join == +{{page>:​bottom_add&​nofooter&​noeditbtn}}
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-Bitmap joins are characterized by having the "​from"​ table and the "​to"​ table as the same child, the purpose being to change which owner is current for the table. This step may be taken when joining between a parent and a child that are not already pre-joined.  +
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-== Boolean operators == +
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-AND (,), OR (+), and NOT (,-) operators used to combine keywords during an Omnidex retrieval.  +
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-== B-tree == +
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-A type of index optimized for sorted and partial key retrievals by on column or concatenation of columns, requiring left justification of data and case-sensitive matching.  +
-The fundamental type of indexing on which relational databases are founded. Omnidex uses B-Trees internal for some of its indexes.+
    
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