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| | /simple/sql | Directory containing SQL files used in this environment | | | /simple/sql | Directory containing SQL files used in this environment | | ||
| | /simple/log | Directory containing log files generated in this environment | | | /simple/log | Directory containing log files generated in this environment | | ||
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| * Note that this directory structure is not required, and any structure may be used. | * Note that this directory structure is not required, and any structure may be used. | ||
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| * Configuration information about the entire environment. | * Configuration information about the entire environment. | ||
| + | Omnidex Environments that connect to relational databases can be selective about which tables and columns are included. This can be helpful in that it can greatly reduce the number of tables and columns seen by the Omnidex application. This can also reduce maintenance on the Omnidex Environment since it will only have to be updated for changes to the tables it includes. | ||
| Omnidex Environment Files also serve an important role in connections. An [[dev:connections:home|Omnidex Connection String]] points to an Omnidex Environment File. This means that the Omnidex Environment File is the starting point for nearly every Omnidex operation. | Omnidex Environment Files also serve an important role in connections. An [[dev:connections:home|Omnidex Connection String]] points to an Omnidex Environment File. This means that the Omnidex Environment File is the starting point for nearly every Omnidex operation. | ||