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This article is part of the [[Getting Started]] Guide.It tells you how to get BaseX running. The system can be run and used in different as a… * standalone application, using the [[Graphical User Interface]] or the [[Standalone Mode|Command-Line Interface]]* [[Database Server|client/server]] application* [[Web Application]], both embedded or client/server-based '''Important:''' If you plan to concurrently read and write your data, the client/serverarchitecture is mandatory. This is because the standalone applications and theclient/server architecture of BaseX all work in different JVMs (Java virtual machines)and are not synchronized among each other. You should be aware that, in the worst case,databases might get corrupt if you use BaseX in different modes and try to enforce updates.
==Requirements==
BaseX has been tested on Windows (2000, XP, Vista, 7), Max OS X (10.x),
Linux(SuSE xxx, Debian, Ubuntu) and OpenBSD (4.x).
 
====Synchronization====
If you plan to concurrently read and write your data, you should resort to the
client/server architecture. This is because the GUI, the standalone client
and the client/server architecture of BaseX all work in different JVMs (Java
virtual machines) and are not synchronized among each other. You should be aware
that, in the worst case, databases might get corrupt if you use BaseX instances
in different JVMs and try to enforce updates.
==BaseX GUI==
==BaseX Standalone==
The [[Standalone Mode]] can be used to enter execute XQuery expressions or run database commands, or execute automated database operations and queries, on command line. It can also be used both for scripting and batch processing your XML data.
The standalone version can be started as follows
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