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| - | === Omnidex: A NoSQL Database === | + | === Omnidex: A NoSQL Database and a Big Data Solution === |
| - | Omnidex and raw data files are a well-tested and mature implementation of a NoSQL database. The NoSQL movement is a loose term describing databases that search data outside of the traditional relational database. NoSQL databases are designed to improve performance by not adhering to the ACID requirements for databases governing **A**tomicity, **C**onsistency, **I**solation and **D**urability. Raw data files are a classic implementation of this principle. Omnidex can index raw data files of enormous size and allow high-performance searches without the limitations of a relational database. | + | Omnidex and raw data files are a well-tested and mature implementation of a NoSQL database. The NoSQL movement is a loose term describing databases that search data outside of the traditional relational database. NoSQL databases are designed to improve performance by not adhering to the ACID requirements for databases governing **A**tomicity, **C**onsistency, **I**solation and **D**urability. Raw data files are a classic implementation of this principle. |
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| + | Omnidex is also particulary strong as a Big Data solution. Raw data files can be extraordinarily large, yet can be easily accessed using standard SQL statements through basic ODBC and JDBC connections. Omnidex can even create a logical table out of a large collection of independent data files, allowing data to come and go without the costly overhead of importing and deleting from relational tables. | ||
| === Omnidex and Raw Data Files === | === Omnidex and Raw Data Files === | ||