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| ====== Glossary ====== | ====== Glossary ====== | ||
| ===== C ===== | ===== C ===== | ||
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| + | ==== C String Omnidex Datatype ==== | ||
| + | * A legacy Omnidex datatype name that is now referred to "String". A datatype in Omnidex that refers to a string terminated with a null just like strings in the C language. C Strings are used as a return data type from many Omnidex SQL Functions. C Strings are recommended over the Varchar datatype because of internal performance. | ||
| ==== Calling errors ==== | ==== Calling errors ==== | ||
| * Syntax errors that cause programs to fail. | * Syntax errors that cause programs to fail. | ||
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| ==== Cardinality ==== | ==== Cardinality ==== | ||
| * A term indicating the number of unique values in a column or the number of rows in a table. | * A term indicating the number of unique values in a column or the number of rows in a table. | ||
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| ==== Custom Indexes ==== | ==== Custom Indexes ==== | ||
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