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| * [[dev:sql:statements:dml:home | DML Statements ]] | * [[dev:sql:statements:dml:home | DML Statements ]] | ||
| * [[dev:sql:statements:query_export:home | Query and Export Statements ]] | * [[dev:sql:statements:query_export:home | Query and Export Statements ]] | ||
| - | * [[dev:sql:statements:indexing:home | Index and Processing Maintenace Statements ]] | + | * [[dev:sql:statements:index_maintenance:home | Index and Processing Maintenace Statements ]] |
| * [[dev:sql:statements:index_query:home | Index Query Statemetns ]] | * [[dev:sql:statements:index_query:home | Index Query Statemetns ]] | ||
| - | ===== Omnidex SQL Index Query Statements ===== | ||
| - | Omnidex supports lower level QUALIFY and JOIN statements to query the Omnidex indexes directly. These statements are advanced statements used for testing and to support legacy applications. The SELECT statement is now typically used instead. | ||
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| - | | [[dev:sql:statements:qualify:home|QUALIFY]] | Qualify index counts using Omnidex criteria. | | ||
| - | | [[dev:sql:statements:join:home|JOIN]] | Join tables using Omnidex Indexes. | | ||