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 | FLOAT                   | IEEE four-byte, single-precision floating point              | | FLOAT                   | IEEE four-byte, single-precision floating point              |
 | DOUBLE ​                 | IEEE eight-byte, double-precision floating point             | | DOUBLE ​                 | IEEE eight-byte, double-precision floating point             |
-| DATE                    | 10-byte ANSI date                                            | +ANSI DATE               ​| 10-byte ANSI date                                            | 
-| TIME                    | 11-byte ANSI time                                            | +ANSI TIME               ​| 11-byte ANSI time                                            | 
-| DATETIME ​               | 24-byte ANSI datetime ​                                       |+ANSI DATETIME ​          ​| 24-byte ANSI datetime ​                                       |
 | ASCII DATE              | 8-byte ASCII date ( YYYYMMDD )                               | | ASCII DATE              | 8-byte ASCII date ( YYYYMMDD )                               |
 | ASCII DATE(6) ​          | 6-byte ASCII date ( YYMMDD )                                 | | ASCII DATE(6) ​          | 6-byte ASCII date ( YYMMDD )                                 |
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 | NATIONAL CLOB(//​n//​)* ​    | Character large object of max //n// characters, with length variable | | NATIONAL CLOB(//​n//​)* ​    | Character large object of max //n// characters, with length variable |
 | * Omnidex recommends use of the NATIONAL CHARACTER and NATIONAL STRING datatypes rather than NATIONAL VARCHAR and NATIONAL CLOB due to the requirement of a length variable. ​ || | * Omnidex recommends use of the NATIONAL CHARACTER and NATIONAL STRING datatypes rather than NATIONAL VARCHAR and NATIONAL CLOB due to the requirement of a length variable. ​ ||
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 +==== Relational Database Datatypes ====
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 +Omnidex datatypes map to most of the underlying relational database datatypes. ​ Consult the Omnidex Integration Guides for each of the relational databases to understand how these Omnidex datatypes map to the underlying relational database datatypes.
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 +  * **[[integration:​rdbms:​oracle:​datatypes|Oracle Integration Guide]]**
 +  * **[[integration:​rdbms:​sqlserver:​datatypes|SQL Server Integration Guide]]**
 +  * **[[integration:​rdbms:​mysql:​datatypes|MySQL Integration Guide]]**
 +  * **[[integration:​rdbms:​odbc:​datatypes|Generic ODBC Integration Guide]]**
  
  
 
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