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   COLUMN mytext DATATYPE CHAR(60)   COLUMN mytext DATATYPE CHAR(60)
 </​code>​ </​code>​
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 +Use Notepad or any other text editor to create the Omnidex Environment source file.  You can also select, cut and paste the text from this documentation to create the file.
  
 This creates an Omnidex Environment named "​tinyenv"​ with a single Database named "​tinydb"​ with one table named "​table1"​. ​ Because the DATABASE TYPE is "​flatfile",​ the name of the underlying operating system file for this table is "​table1"​. ​ Typically a filespec location would be used.  Copy and save this environment as "​tiny.src"​. This creates an Omnidex Environment named "​tinyenv"​ with a single Database named "​tinydb"​ with one table named "​table1"​. ​ Because the DATABASE TYPE is "​flatfile",​ the name of the underlying operating system file for this table is "​table1"​. ​ Typically a filespec location would be used.  Copy and save this environment as "​tiny.src"​.
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   > create file table1   > create file table1
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 +OdxSQL contains several commands that facilitate with working with the underlying operating system without leaving OdxSQL.
  
   > insert into table1 values (1)   > insert into table1 values (1)
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 +Standard SQL INSERT statements are supported.
  
   > select * from table1   > select * from table1
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 ### Note that Omnidex will do a quick text (Keyword) retreival automatically ## ### Note that Omnidex will do a quick text (Keyword) retreival automatically ##
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 ==== Step 7 - Insert a new row to see that it is indexed ==== ==== Step 7 - Insert a new row to see that it is indexed ====
  
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
 +==== Tutorial Summary ====
 +By following these tutorial steps, you should have successfully:​
 +  * Created a Flat File Environment
 +  * Created the file and inserted data.
 +  * Used DBINSTAL to specify and build the Omnidex indexes.
 +  * Performed Omnidex retrievals.
 +  * Simulated a client/​server environment with ODBC and OdxNet Network Services.
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