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Appendix Contacting Us Additional Resources See also:

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Omnidex Version 5.1 This documentation describes how to use the Omnidex 5.1 series of releases. The Omnidex 5.1 documentation contains only partial information about the Omnidex 5.1 release as DISC is focusing its resources on documenting the upcoming 5.2 release due in 2011.

install:upgrading:home

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Omnidex Upgrading from Previous Releases Reasons to Upgrade from 4.x to 5.x There are several good reasons to upgrade from an Omnidex version 4.x installation to a 5.x installation. * Faster Omnidex Index build times due to the merging of MDK and ASK indexes.

dev:connections:home

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Development: SQL Connection Strings WARNING: Connections Strings were under development between the 5.0, 5.1 versions and the information in this guide may not properly reflect the operation of connection strings under 5.1 at this time. Omnidex uses connection strings to connect to Omnidex Environment Files. A connection string is a universal syntax that describes the location, network information and options for connecting to the environment file. Connection strings are used throughout the…

live_5.1 - created

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Section: Chapter Topic Nav1 | Nav2 ---------- Subtopic Prev | Next Additional Resources See also:

dev:sql:statements:update_indexes:home

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Omnidex SQL: UPDATE INDEXES QuickLinks Statements Functions OdxSQL Description UPDATE INDEXES will synchronize and build the Omnidex indexes for a connected Omnidex Environment. If only the Omnidex index specification needs to be synchronized, use the INSTALL INDEXES statement. This is typically used when converting between two releases.

dev:sql:statements:create_environment:home

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Omnidex SQL Quicklinks Overview Statements Functions Examples Quick Reference Omnidex SQL: CREATE ENVIRONMENT Description The CREATE ENVIRONMENT statement creates an Omnidex Environment File stored in an XML file. This file contains Omnidex's view of the data to be used for indexing and retrieval. The Omnidex Environment File is then specified in the CONNECT statement to establish a connection to an Omnidex Environment from an ODBC or JDBC application.

docupdates

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Omnidex 5.1 Documentation Update History September 8, 2011 * Removed old Glossary entries. * Updated C String Glossary entry to reference STRING datatype. September 7, 2011 * Added 5.01.01L Release notes * Added keyword indexing rules for special characters.

glossary:c

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Glossary C Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z $ Glossary C String Omnidex Datatype * A legacy Omnidex datatype name that is now referred to “String”. A datatype in Omnidex that refers to a string terminated with a null just like strings in the C language. C Strings are used as a return data type from many Omnidex SQL Functions. C Strings are recommended over the Varchar datatype because of internal performance.

glossary:b

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Glossary B Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z $ Glossary Back out feature * The ability to undo a QUAFLIFY keyword search and to restore the previous internal ID list. Bitmap index * An indexing option which stores index pointer as a bitmap, providing efficient indexing for

glossary:a

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Glossary A Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z $ Glossary Access method * The process of operating in a database to store or retrieve data * The movement of physical data to and from a computer and its storage devices

glossary:k

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Glossary K Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z $ Glossary Key * a field, or column, that is used to select records from a data set, providing fast access to rows. Keys are typically indexed, uniquely identify parent rows, and provide a correlation for joining tables and maintaining data integrity across tables. See also Native keys and OMNIDEX indexes.

appendix:releasenotes

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Omnidex 5.1 Patches The following is a list of fixes and enhancements for the Omnidex 5.x series of releases. For a list of fixes and enhancements for Omnidex 5.0 series, click here. For a list of fixes and enhancements for Omnidex 4.x series, click

oaenv:home

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OMNIDEX Environment Catalog Syntax The Omnidex Environment Catalog is the starting point for constructing an Omnidex application. It is the primary source of information used by Omnidex to access a database and the Omnidex indexes. * Sample Environment Catalogs An Environment Catalog is a collection of information, objects that include descriptions of databases, tables, columns and indexes, as well as Omnidex specific information like optimization options and configuration details. Omnidex…

programs:regtest

admin (admin@undisclosed.example.com) — 2011-09-08T01:13:16+0000

REGTEST Omnidex Registry Testing Utility REGTEST is an installation utility that should be run after the environment variables are set to verify that Omnidex has been properly licensed for the server and that the Omnidex registration and license database can be located by the Omnidex run-time software.

programs:nsadmin

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NSADMIN Network Services Administration The NSADMIN (Network Services Administrator) utility is no longer supported on the Omnidex 5.x installations and will fail to load. The NSADMIN (Network Services Administrator) utility provides a means of remotely monitoring and administering an ODXNET process running on any server, from a Windows client machine. These capabilities are being moved to the Omnidex Administrator process.

admin:basics:see_also

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* Administration * Administration Basics * Omnidex Fundamentals * Omnidex Environments * Omnidex SQL Engine * Omnidex Updates * Network Services * Omnidex Indexing * Omnidex Features * Optimizing Queries

appendix:home

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Appendix This appendix contains a collection of useful information for Omnidex administrators, developers and users. * Synonym Lists * Documentation Map * Contact Us

install:licensing:home

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Software Installation: Licensing Overview ---------- Overview Omnidex licensing is required to use the full scope of features in the product. Omnidex is licensed to a particular computer by registering a license code. Licenses codes are unique to a particular computer, with a particular hardware configuration, for a particular customer.

admin:admin:see_also

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* Administration * Administration Basics * Omnidex Architecture * Building Applications * Omnidex Fundamentals * Omnidex Indexing * Omnidex Features * Optimizing Queries

dev:sql:statements:create_database:home

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Omnidex SQL Quicklinks Overview Statements Functions Examples Quick Reference Omnidex SQL: CREATE DATABASE Description The CREATE DATABASE statement declares a database in an Omnidex Environment File. Once one or more databases and their respective tables have been declared in an environment, they can be indexed and retrieved using SQL statements.

integration:rawdata:see_also

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* Administration * Administration Basics * Omnidex Fundamentals * Raw Data Files * Fixed-length Files * Delimited Files * Omnidex Standalone Tables * Omnidex Features * Indexing Strategies

install:licensing:show

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Software Installation: Licensing Overview | Requesting a License | Registering a License | Displaying a License ---------- Displaying License Information The current license information can be displayed using the “SHOW LICENSE” command in the program OdxSQL as shown below: This is a 5.2 feature. 5.1 Versions use the regmaint program to show license information.

admin:indexing:see_also

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* Administration * Administration Basics * Omnidex Fundamentals * Omnidex Indexing * Indexing Concepts * Indexing Options * Indexing Strategies * ActiveCounts * PowerSearch * AutoComplete * Omnidex Text * Advanced Strategies * Application Strategies * Omnidex Features * Optimizing Queries

admin:indexing:indexes:options

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Administration: Omnidex Indexing Indexing Types and Options Overview | Index Types | Index Options | Index Groups Index Options Omnidex supports a variety of options that can be applied to indexes. Not every option can be used with every index type, so the tables below show the options and when they can be used.

integration:rdbms:sqlserver:databases

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Integration: Relational Databases SQL Server Overview | Environments | Databases | Tables | Constraints | Datatypes | Queries | Updates | Example ---------- Databases The CREATE DATABASE statement is used to declare a SQL Server database within an Omnidex Environment File. This statement can either be issued directly, or it can be extracted from SQL Server using the EXTRACT statement as discussed in the previous section.

install:guides:linux

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Software Installation: Installation Guides Microsoft Windows | Linux ---------- Linux Installation Guide This guide describes how to install and license the Omnidex software on a Linux operating system. Before installing Omnidex on a Linux server, make sure the following items are available to the Omnidex odxmake script which links libraries on the targe Linux server.

dev:sql:examples:home

admin (admin@undisclosed.example.com) — 2011-04-22T17:03:50+0000

Omnidex SQL Examples QuickLinks Statements Functions OdxSQL * Select Statements * Qualify Statements * Export Statements * Extract Statements * Debugging Statements * Update Indexes Statements * Select Specials (SAMPLE, RANDOM, EVERY) * CREATE DATABASE Statements

docadmin

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You have Reached the Internal Doc Admin Pages Show Pages Summary Edit topbar Edit install:release:topnav Companies moving to or on V5.1 * Glaxo - Herman Verpalan * Data Services - Mark Urban upgrading from V4.4.2B to V5.01.01J * Mergye * D&B * Cardinal Health * * Xavit

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