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=First Steps=
==Logs==
==Databases==
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* Start the [[Startup#BaseX_HTTP_Server|BaseX HTTP Server]]
* Open a browser and visit the URL {{Code|http://localhost:8984/dba}}
On the welcome page, you need to authenticate yourself by entering the name and password of an admin user. The default user is {{Code|admin}}/{{Code|admin}}; after the first login, the password should be changed via the Users panel.
All [[Logging|database logs]] are listed, ordered by creation time in descending order. The interactive filter allows you to search in the users and text columns via regular expressions. The found substrings are highlighted in the output.
For each day, a new log files is created. Old log files can be selected and deleted.
The database panel contains a list of all databases. Databases can be created, optimized and dropped. If a database is selected, the database resources, backups and properties are listed. Queries can be run on single database resources.
Existing queries can be opened, and saved for future operations. All files will be stored in the current DBA working directory.
=Files=
Remote files can be downloaded, opened in the query editor or run as BaseX jobs, and new files can be uploaded. The chosen directory affects the Queries panel.
You can edit your RESTXQ code in real time by switching to the RESTXQ or repository directory and opening the corresponding modules.
=Jobs=
In the Jobs panel, all queries are listed that are currently being run or queued. You can view details on particular jobs, spot potential bottlenecks, or spot and kill malicious requests. The panel will always list at least one job, which is the one that is currently preparing your HTTP response.
=Users=
Existing users can be updated and new users can be created. Extra information can be viewed and modified both globally and locally (see [[User Management]] for more information).
=Sessions=
The Web Sessions table lists all users that are currently registered in an application or the DBA. See the DBA RESTXQ code for information on how clients can be registered and logged out.
The Database Sessions table shows clients that are connected via the client/server architecture.
=Settings=
In the settings, you can tweak some DBA options, enforce a garbage collection and view all current global and local databases options.
=Changelog=
