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| - | **[[intro:overview:what|What is Omnidex?]]** | [[intro:overview:where|Where is Omnidex Used?]] | [[intro:overview:how|How is Omnidex Implemented?]] | + | **[[intro:overview:what|What is Omnidex?]]** | [[intro:overview:where|Where is Omnidex Used?]] | [[intro:overview:how|How is Omnidex Implemented?]] | [[intro:overview:demos|Watch Omnidex in Action]] |
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| * Omnidex provides **intelligent search** features that search your database with the flexibility of an Internet search engine, supporting synonyms, misspellings and transpositions. | * Omnidex provides **intelligent search** features that search your database with the flexibility of an Internet search engine, supporting synonyms, misspellings and transpositions. | ||
| - | * Omnidex **optimizes your relational database solution** by adding speed and flexibility without altering the underlying database. Omnidex can enhance your query performance without jeopardizing your investment in the relational system. | + | * Omnidex **extends your relational database solution** by adding speed and flexibility without altering the underlying database. Omnidex can enhance your query performance without jeopardizing your investment in the relational system. |
| * Omnidex provides a **reliable NoSQL solution** by indexing raw data files and transaction logs without costly imports into a relational database, and allowing ANSI SQL queries through standard ODBC and JDBC interfaces. | * Omnidex provides a **reliable NoSQL solution** by indexing raw data files and transaction logs without costly imports into a relational database, and allowing ANSI SQL queries through standard ODBC and JDBC interfaces. | ||