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   odxnet -nodaemon option is disabled.   odxnet -nodaemon option is disabled.
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 +==== Index_Directory changes ====
 +As of the 5.01.01F release, the Index Directory option of the CREATE DATABASE no longer uses the index direction option and will instead create the directory if they do not already exist in the OS.  Existing DDL may have to be modified if they are using the Index_Directory/​Index_Prefix option.
  
 ===== Version 5.1 ===== ===== Version 5.1 =====
 +==== DDL Support ====
   * Omnidex Data Definitiion (DDL) support   * Omnidex Data Definitiion (DDL) support
     * CREATE ENVIRONMENT     * CREATE ENVIRONMENT
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     * DROP INDEX     * DROP INDEX
  
-Terminology changes+==== Terminology changes ​====
   Omnidex Index is a MDK index with the NP and NE options.   Omnidex Index is a MDK index with the NP and NE options.
   QuickText Index is a MDK index with the KW option.   QuickText Index is a MDK index with the KW option.
   FullText Index is a MDK index.   FullText Index is a MDK index.
  
 +==== XML versus ENV Catalogs ====
 As of Omnidex 5.1 XML Environments are the preferred approach over the legacy Omnidex Environment Catalogs using the original OmniAccess Environment syntax and compiled with oacomp. ​ With 5.1, XML Environments can be more easily maintained with the OdxSQL using the DDL CREATE statements. ​ The new Omnidex Environment file is stored in the common XML format. As of Omnidex 5.1 XML Environments are the preferred approach over the legacy Omnidex Environment Catalogs using the original OmniAccess Environment syntax and compiled with oacomp. ​ With 5.1, XML Environments can be more easily maintained with the OdxSQL using the DDL CREATE statements. ​ The new Omnidex Environment file is stored in the common XML format.
  
 
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