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-The instructions for referencing the raw data files in CREATE TABLE statements vary based on the file type.  Consult the [[integration:​rawdata:​implementation|Implementation ​Guides]] for each type of raw data file for instructions on adding them to Omnidex Environment Files.+The instructions for referencing the raw data files in CREATE TABLE statements vary based on the file type.  Consult the [[integration:​rawdata:​integration|Integration ​Guides]] for each type of raw data file for instructions on adding them to Omnidex Environment Files.
  
 ==== Combining Raw Data Files and Relational Databases ==== ==== Combining Raw Data Files and Relational Databases ====
  
-Raw data files often supplement a relational database. ​ For example, a transaction log or a supplemental data file may contain information that is ideal to correlate with a relational database. ​ Companies ​that have been importing that data into the relational database can avoid that extra work, and use Omnidex to join those two data sources together instead.+Raw data files often supplement a relational database. ​ For example, a transaction log or a supplemental data file may contain information that is ideal to correlate with a relational database. ​ Companies importing that data into the relational database can avoid the extra work, and use Omnidex to join those two data sources together instead.
  
 An Omnidex Environment File can include more than one database, and each database can be of a different type.  An Omnidex Environment File can have one database that points to the underlying relational database, and a second database that points to a series of raw data files. ​ When connected to this Omnidex Environment File, applications can issue SQL statements that join tables from both databases.  ​ An Omnidex Environment File can include more than one database, and each database can be of a different type.  An Omnidex Environment File can have one database that points to the underlying relational database, and a second database that points to a series of raw data files. ​ When connected to this Omnidex Environment File, applications can issue SQL statements that join tables from both databases.  ​
 
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