The is a petabyte-scale data platform that brings AI, analytics, and high-performance query execution directly to enterprise data. Rather than requiring you to move, copy, or sample large data sets across fragmented systems, the platform unifies data ingest, query optimization, security, and governance in a single platform. Agents, applications, and analysts connect to the platform to work with governed enterprise data in place. The platform supports both structured and semi-structured data, giving AI and analytical workloads access to richer context without additional data pipelines. The platform continuously ingests high-volume data so that it is available for queries and AI-driven workflows as it arrives. Built-in access controls, auditability, and compliance features protect data across every interaction — whether the consumer is a human analyst, a BI tool, or an AI agent. You can deploy the platform in the environment that fits your operational, security, and data-sovereignty requirements. The following sections introduce the core concepts that define how data is stored, organized, and executed within the OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform.Documentation Index
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Key Concepts
Core concepts and terms needed for a quick start
Install an Ocient System
Installation, Upgrade, System Configuration, Maintenance, and Monitoring of an Ocient System
Connect to Ocient
Connection to Ocient with JDBC and other drivers
Database Administration
Overview of key database administration capabilities like workload management, result set caching, and managing users, groups, and roles
Load Data
Loading and transformation capabilities, managing pipelines, transformation functions, and error handling
Query Ocient
Overview of Ocient data types and the components of a query
Core Elements of an Ocient System
Overview of Ocient System design and architecture
SQL Reference
SQL command, function, operator, and keyword reference including DDL, DCL, and query reference
Connection Driver Reference
Different SQL client connectors
Machine Learning in Ocient
Walkthroughs to deploy various ML models integrated into Ocient
Geospatial Functions
Functions for analyzing geospatial data sets