Integration
Integrating Omnidex into Applications
Overview
Integrating Omnidex into an application usually requires integration in two areas: the application (or client) layer, and the database (or server) layer. At the application layer, languages and tools generally use ODBC or JDBC to access the Omnidex SQL Engine. At the database layer, Omnidex is configured to access the underlying database. The Omnidex SQL Engine sits in between these layers, optimizing queries using the Omnidex indexes whenever possible.
Database Integration Guides
The following guides will assist you in integrating Omnidex into your application
| Relational Database Integration Guides | ||
| Deploying on a Relational Database | An introduction to deploying Omnidex on a relational database. | |
| Oracle | Deploying Omnidex using an Oracle database. | |
| SQL Server | Deploying Omnidex using a Microsoft SQL Server database. | |
| MySQL | Deploying Omnidex using a MySQL database. | |
| Generic ODBC Interface | Deploying Omnidex using the Generic ODBC interface, including deploying on MySQL. | |
| Raw Data Files |
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| Deploying on Raw Data Files | An introduction to deploying Omnidex on raw data files. | |
| Fixed-length Files | Deploying Omnidex using fixed-length data files. | |
| Delimited Files | Deploying Omnidex using delimited data files. | |
| Omnidex Standalone Tables | Deploying Omnidex using Omnidex Standalone Tables. | |
Additional Resources
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