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This page is one of the [[Main Page|Main Sections]] of the documentation.
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This page is one of the [[Main Page|Main Sections]] of the documentation. It gives you a brief introduction on how to start, run, and use BaseX. After you have set up BaseX, we suggest that you should start with the [[Graphical User Interface]].
It gives a quick introduction on how to start, run, and use BaseX. After you have
 
set up BaseX, we suggest you to start with the [[Graphical User Interface]].
 
  
 
=Overview=
 
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* [[Databases]]: How databases are created, populated and deleted
 
* [[Databases]]: How databases are created, populated and deleted
* [[Binary Data]]: How to store and use binary data
 
* [[Parsers]]: How different input formats can be converted to XML
 
 
* [[Commands]]: Full overview of all database commands
 
* [[Commands]]: Full overview of all database commands
 
* [[Options]]: Listing of all database options
 
* [[Options]]: Listing of all database options
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* [[Configuration]]: BaseX start files and directories
  
 
;Editing XML and XQuery Files
 
;Editing XML and XQuery Files
  
We strongly encourage you to use the [[Graphical_User_Interface#Editor|BaseX Editor]] to run your queries and edit your XML data.<br/>
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We encourage you to use the [[Graphical_User_Interface#Editor|BaseX Editor]] to run your queries and edit your XML data.<br/>
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* [[Integrating oXygen]]
 
* [[Integrating oXygen]]
 
* [[Integrating Eclipse]]
 
* [[Integrating Eclipse]]

Latest revision as of 15:21, 25 July 2022

This page is one of the Main Sections of the documentation. It gives you a brief introduction on how to start, run, and use BaseX. After you have set up BaseX, we suggest that you should start with the Graphical User Interface.

Overview[edit]

First Steps
Command Line
 
General Info
  • Databases: How databases are created, populated and deleted
  • Commands: Full overview of all database commands
  • Options: Listing of all database options
  • Configuration: BaseX start files and directories
Editing XML and XQuery Files

We encourage you to use the BaseX Editor to run your queries and edit your XML data.

Tutorials and Slides[edit]

BaseX: Introduction

 

XML and XQuery

BaseX: Talks, Questions