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 There are two methods to create Omnidex Environment Files. ​ They can be created interactively using the [[programs:​odxadmin:​home|Omnidex Administrator]],​ or they can be created using SQL statements such as [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_environment:​home|CREATE ENVIRONMENT]],​ [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_database:​home|CREATE DATABASE]], [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_table:​home|CREATE TABLE]] and [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_index:​home|CREATE INDEX]]. ​ Once created, a simple Omnidex Environment File will look like this: There are two methods to create Omnidex Environment Files. ​ They can be created interactively using the [[programs:​odxadmin:​home|Omnidex Administrator]],​ or they can be created using SQL statements such as [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_environment:​home|CREATE ENVIRONMENT]],​ [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_database:​home|CREATE DATABASE]], [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_table:​home|CREATE TABLE]] and [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_index:​home|CREATE INDEX]]. ​ Once created, a simple Omnidex Environment File will look like this:
  
-<​code ​sql>+<​code>​
 > create environment > create environment
 >> ​ in                   "​simple.xml"​ >> ​ in                   "​simple.xml"​
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 The easiest way to add Omnidex Indexing is to add indexing information beside each column. ​ This will not work in all situations, such as when multi-column indexes are being created; however, it will work in many simpler installations. ​ More complex installations will require the more complex features described in [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_table:​home|CREATE TABLE]] and [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_index:​home|CREATE INDEX]]. ​ The example below shows the basic addition of Omnidex indexing to the same database.  ​ The easiest way to add Omnidex Indexing is to add indexing information beside each column. ​ This will not work in all situations, such as when multi-column indexes are being created; however, it will work in many simpler installations. ​ More complex installations will require the more complex features described in [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_table:​home|CREATE TABLE]] and [[dev:​sql:​statements:​create_index:​home|CREATE INDEX]]. ​ The example below shows the basic addition of Omnidex indexing to the same database.  ​
  
-<​code ​sql>+<​code>​
 > create environment > create environment
 >> ​ in                   "​simple.xml"​ >> ​ in                   "​simple.xml"​
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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 SIMPLE SIMPLE
- ​COUNTRIES ​                                   239       ​0:​00 ​      0:00 
- ​STATES ​                                       76       ​0:​00 ​      0:00 
- ​GENDERS ​                                       2       ​0:​00 ​      0:00 
  ​HOUSEHOLDS ​                                ​1,​909 ​      ​0:​00 ​      0:00  ​HOUSEHOLDS ​                                ​1,​909 ​      ​0:​00 ​      0:00
  ​INDIVIDUALS ​                               5,000       ​0:​00 ​      0:00  ​INDIVIDUALS ​                               5,000       ​0:​00 ​      0:00
 
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