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If multiple commands are specified in a single line, they can be separated by semicolons.
If multiple This is why database commands are can also be specified, they are wrapped into in XML.Multiple commands can be enclosed by a {{Code|<commands/>}} root element:
==Command Scripts==
{{Mark|Introduced with Version 7.5:}}
Commands strings and XML scripts can also be stored to disk. If a file with {{Code|.bxs}} as suffix is passed on to a BaseX instance or command, it will automatically be recognized and evaluated as a command script.
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=Basics=
==Command Scripts==
{{Mark|Introduced with Version 7.5:}}
Commands in both the string and XML syntax can be stored on disk and suffixed with {{Code|.bxs}}. If the path to a command script is passed on to BaseX, it will automatically be recognized and evaluated as such.
==String Syntax==
Multiple commands can be written in a single line and separated by semicolons, or stored as command script. The following lines contain some commands for creating script creates a database, adding adds two documents to it and performing performs a query:
<pre class="brush:xml">
XQUERY count(//text())
</pre>
==XML Syntax==
{{Mark|Introduced with Version 7.3:}}
The string syntax is limited when it comes to embedding XML snippets need to be embedded in a command,or specifying when complex queries,This is why database commands can also are to be specified in XML. The syntax of the ''BaseX Markup Language''.An example: <pre class="brush:xml"><create-db name='test'><root>Text</root></create-db></pre>
<pre class="brush:xml">
</commands>
</pre>
==Glob Syntax==
