Hi Bryan,
it's true that scripts that are addressed via RUN will always be opened on the server. If you use basexclient from command line, you can specify your input file with the -c flag. As an alternative, if your commands are available as string (either on the text or the XML format), you may as well use the EXECUTE command [2].
Christian
[1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Startup_Options#BaseX_Client [2] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Commands#EXECUTE ___________________________
I have started the basexclient with a -n and -parameter to point to my server, what I would like to do is to execute scripts that I have laying around locally by doing something like
RUN name_of_local_script.bsx and not get back a response that it cannot find name_of_local_script.bsx in the folder /home/account that has basex installation...
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