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The following SET statements can modify the default Omnidex processing characteristics for a particular Omnidex connection and can be used with an ODBC or JDBC application.

Note that these SET statements can also be issued interactively within OdxSQL or in an OdxSQL batch script.  Note that OdxSQL also has SET commands that govern specific processing options of OdxSQL that are not allowed in an ODBC or JDB…</description>
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Description

The SQL_SYNTAX setting is used to allow a limited set of Oracle specific functions or the SQLSERVER bracket syntax to be used within an Omnidex SQL statement.  This setting can be sent via an ODBC or JDBC call and once set will be used for all subsequent Omnidex SQL statements until either reset or the session terminates.</description>
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