Basic [Lua scripting](http://redis.io/commands/EVAL) is supported by the `IServer.ScriptLoad(Async)`, `IServer.ScriptExists(Async)`, `IServer.ScriptExists(Async)`, `IDatabase.ScriptEvaluate`, and `IDatabaseAsync.ScriptEvaluateAsync` methods.
Basic [Lua scripting](http://redis.io/commands/EVAL) is supported by the `IServer.ScriptLoad(Async)`, `IServer.ScriptExists(Async)`, `IServer.ScriptFlush(Async)`, `IDatabase.ScriptEvaluate`, and `IDatabaseAsync.ScriptEvaluateAsync` methods.
These methods expose the basic commands neccessary to submit and execute Lua scripts to redis.
These methods expose the basic commands neccessary to submit and execute Lua scripts to redis.
More sophisticated scripting is available through the `LuaScript` class. The `LuaScript` class makes it simpler to prepare and submit parameters along with a script, as well as allowing you to use
More sophisticated scripting is available through the `LuaScript` class. The `LuaScript` class makes it simpler to prepare and submit parameters along with a script, as well as allowing you to use
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All methods on both `LuaScript` and `LoadedLuaScript` have Async alternatives, and expose the actual script submitted to redis as the `ExecutableScript` property.
All methods on both `LuaScript` and `LoadedLuaScript` have Async alternatives, and expose the actual script submitted to redis as the `ExecutableScript` property.
