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 +====== Glossary ======
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-** native ​key **+==== Native key ==== 
 +  ​* A key (index) defined for a database or system of files before OMNIDEX was installed on it. OMNIDEX uses native ​keys when prejoining tables.
  
-    ​* a key (index) defined for a database or system of files before OMNIDEX was installed on it. OMNIDEX uses native keys when prejoining tables.+==== Network transport ==== 
 +  ​* The method that OMNIDEX ​Client ​uses to transfer messages between the client and the server process.
  
-**network transport**+==== Next free ID ==== 
 +  ​* An internally maintained value that indicates the next assignable integer SI value. May be an ID previously used by a deleted record.
  
-    ​* the method ​that OMNIDEX Client uses to transfer messages between the client and the server process.+==== Node ==== 
 +  ​* A computer, device, or other entity ​that is a part of a network.
  
-**next free ID** +==== Noise words ==== 
- +  * Keywords ​that are useless for retrieval, either because they have little meaning, or are used too often to distinguish rows from one another. For example, "​the",​ "​a",​ and "​an"​ are noise words.
-    * an internally maintained value that indicates the next assignable integer SI value. May be an ID previously used by a deleted record. +
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-**node** +
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-    * a computer, device, or other entity that is a part of a network. +
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-**noise ​words** +
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-    * keywords ​that are useless for retrieval, either because they have little meaning, or are used too often to distinguish rows from one another. For example, "​the",​ "​a",​ and "​an"​ are noise words. +
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-**normalization** +
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-    * the process of reducing or eliminating duplicate data within a database for the purpose of restructuring data relationships to the most simple form.+
  
 +==== Normalization ====
 +* the process of reducing or eliminating duplicate data within a database for the purpose of restructuring data relationships to the most simple form.
  
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