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| ====== Omnidex SQL Reference ====== | ====== Omnidex SQL Reference ====== | ||
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| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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| + | Omnidex SQL is based on ANSI SQL, but also contains extensions that support Omnidex's extended features. | ||
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| + | Omnidex has limited support for Oracle and SQL Server specific SQL extensions such as Oracle decode. | ||
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| + | Omnidex SQL is available using standard ODBC and JDBC connections. | ||
| Omnidex provides a high-level SQL interface to access databases enhanced with Omnidex indexes. The SQL supported is a subset of the ANSI SQL2 and ANSI SQL99 standard along with some very powerful extensions specific to Omnidex. | Omnidex provides a high-level SQL interface to access databases enhanced with Omnidex indexes. The SQL supported is a subset of the ANSI SQL2 and ANSI SQL99 standard along with some very powerful extensions specific to Omnidex. | ||