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* [[Configuration]]: BaseX start files and directories
 
* [[Configuration]]: BaseX start files and directories
 
* [[Backups]]: Backup and restore databases
 
* [[Backups]]: Backup and restore databases
* [[Indexes]]: Available index structures and their utilization
 
 
* [[Catalog Resolver]] Information on entity resolving
 
* [[Catalog Resolver]] Information on entity resolving
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* [[Storage Layout]]: How data is stored in the database files
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* [[Statistics]]: Exemplary statistics on databases created with BaseX
 
* [[Statistics]]: Exemplary statistics on databases created with BaseX
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* [[Twitter]]: Storing live tweets in BaseX<br/>&nbsp;
 
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* [[User Management]]: User management in the client/server environment
 
* [[User Management]]: User management in the client/server environment
 
* [[Transaction Management]]: Insight into the BaseX transaction management
 
* [[Transaction Management]]: Insight into the BaseX transaction management
 
* [[Logging]]: Description of the server logs
 
* [[Logging]]: Description of the server logs
* [[Events]]: Description of the event feature
 
* [[Execution Plan]]: Analyzing query evaluation
 
 
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Revision as of 15:09, 17 January 2016

This page is one of the Main Sections of the documentation. It contains details on the BaseX storage and the Server architecture, and presents some more GUI features.

Storage
Use Cases
  • Statistics: Exemplary statistics on databases created with BaseX
  • Twitter: Storing live tweets in BaseX
     
 
Server and Query Architecture