Juri Leino

I think getting timings on query execution is a useful addition @daliboris Couple of thoughts on the details: 1. I prefer to stats similar to what eXide returns - compilation...

Glad, you like it @cwittern there is plenty more to come see #22

@duncdrum requested a feature that might solve your problem as well: A set of commands `xst chmod`, `xst chown`, `xst chgrp` that align with unix command line tools to set...

@daliboris looks like a windows issue to me. On linux double quoted strings will be subject to variable replacement. `xst run "$a + $a" -b '{"a": 1}'` will not work...

@daliboris Which shell are you using?

What happens on windows with the following? ```sh xst execute 'xmldb:reindex("/db/apps/" || $project || "-data")' --bind '{ "project": "mordigital" }' --config admin.xstrc ```

There seems to be a lot to take into account when it comes to double quotes on windows (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/562038/escaping-double-quotes-in-batch-script)

OK, so the readme should point out which combination of quotes works on Linux and windows.

@daliboris does this command work on windows? ``` xst execute "xmldb:reindex('/db/apps/' || $project || '-data')" --bind "{ \"project\": \"mordigital\" }" --config admin.xstrc ```

This was done as part of the 2.0.0 release