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		index is an additional file that contains information about 
		where records are stored. In the simplest case, an index would be a contain the key values of the records and the address where the record is stored. The index file would be a sequential file, with the index records stored in key value order. This makes the index easy to search. An indexed sequential file is a sequential file that also has an index. This would allow sequential access of records as well as indexed access. 
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        Example : Indexed sequential files 
		are used when it is necessary to use both 
		indexed and sequential 
		access. A company might store an employee file as an indexed sequential file, because... Sometimes only one record needs 
		to be accessed ... Sometimes all records need to be 
		accessed... 
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