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  CMIS
  The CMIS-Based Query Language serves to standardize DMS requests with yuuvis^® Ultimate. It consists of a subset of the SQL-92 grammar, augmented by a syntax for requesting full text. Thus, the CMIS query language provides a relational view of the data. The virtual tables requested in the FROM clause correspond to DMS object types and the virtual columns requested in SELECT correspond to the CMIS properties (metadata).
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• Compound document
  Compound documents are combinations of the binary coding of several individual documents, which can be translated back into the individual documents by means of the intervals (ranges) in which the binary content of individual documents can be found. Compound documents consist of content and metadata, just like any other document (object) in the system.
  
  

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  Content digest
  When a document is stored a content digest is generated automatically (Secure Hash Algorithm, SHA256). This digest is returned as a hex-encoded value and is stored together with the metadata of the document. The digest is the only sure way of identifying that object. The hex-encoded value allows you to verify that e.g. the document remained unchanged.
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  Folder
  Folders are structuring elements in a global, tenant-specific or application schema. They do not have their own content files in contrast to document object types. In yuuvis® Momentum versions 2.3 2020 Autumn and older, folders cannot be set up in a hierarchical structure – a folder inside a folder is not allowed. As of version 2.4, a folder hierarchy is possible. Folders allow the grouping of multiple objects and have their own metadata which will not be inherited by the assigned objects. Folders with objects assigned to them cannot be deleted.
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  Folder object type
  Specialization of the object type class for folder objects.

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