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What do you mean by ODP?



What do you mean by ODP?..

Answer / sarath_kollam

The open data path (ODP) is the path through which all input and output operations are performed on a database file. As data is retrieved from or inserted into the file, the ODP will use an access path to navigate to a row within in the file.

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