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* FileSize is the original size of the input documents
* #Files indicates the number of stored XML documents
* #DbSize is the size of the resulting database (excluding the [[Indexes#Value Indexes|value index structures]])
* #Nodes represents the number of XML nodes (elements, attributes, texts, etc.) stored in the database
* #Attr indicates the maximum number of attributes stored for a single element
* #ENames and #ANames reflect the number of distinct element and attribute names
* #URIs represent the number of distinct namespace URIs
* Height indicates the maximum level depth of the stored nodes
If a fixed database limit is reached, documents can be distributed in several database instances,
which can then accessed from a single XQuery expression.
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It lists statistics on various databases instances that have been created with BaseX, with value and full-text indexes turned off. The URLs to the original sources, if available or public, are listed below.
[[Databases]] in BaseX are light-weight. If a database limit is reached, you can create additional distribute your documents across multiple database instances and access all of them with a single queryXQuery expression.
== Databases ==
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This is the meaning of the attributes:
* ''FileSize'' is the original size of the input documents
* ''#Files'' indicates the number of stored XML documents
* ''#DbSize'' is the size of the resulting database (excluding the [[Indexes#Value Indexes|value index structures]])
* ''#Nodes'' represents the number of XML nodes (elements, attributes, texts, etc.) stored in the database
* ''#Attr'' indicates the maximum number of attributes stored for a single element
* ''#ENames'' and #ANames reflect the number of distinct element and attribute names
* ''#URIs'' represent the number of distinct namespace URIs
* ''Height'' indicates the maximum level depth of the stored nodes
== Sources ==
