Re : [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Baltimore - 03.01.2015
MySQL R39-3 is released in github.
I use MySQL R39-2.
What is the difference?...
Re: Re : [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
maddinat0r - 04.01.2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellnik
If the ping from the EU server to the US server is about 100, it would delay all queries by 100 milliseconds, right?
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I think so, yes.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Baltimore
MySQL R39-3 is released in github.
I use MySQL R39-2.
What is the difference?...
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Only two small bug fixes:
- fixed a small bug with HTML logging
- fixed a bug where the MySQL server went out of sync when using 'CALL' statements
It's kind of released, but I won't compile it, since I lost my previous compile setup (that would mean that users have to install some C++ redistributables again and it wouldn't work with older Linux distributions, like CentOS 6).
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
bgedition - 07.01.2015
Deleted.
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Kalgon - 12.01.2015
Anyone have a link for linux R5 and R6 as well as the .inc? I can't seem to find them and I get this error when I go from the main thread.
Код:
Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Wipe - 12.01.2015
Really really useful.
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
AndersonAq - 12.01.2015
can someone help me?
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Markus1337 - 13.01.2015
Is there any base GM using the latest version out there?
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
maddinat0r - 13.01.2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by AndersonAq
can someone help me?
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How often is this occurring?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Markus1337
Is there any base GM using the latest version out there?
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https://github.com/pBlueG/SA-MP-MySQ...xample_scripts
Respuesta: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
NTC0394 - 13.01.2015
that replacement? "Mysql_insert_id"
"mysql_fetch_row"
"mysql_free_result"
"mysql_store_result"
"mysql_num_rows"
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Camacorn - 15.01.2015
The links are dead ( Website says it can't read your htaccess file, so it's denying access to the site. )
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
awsomedude - 15.01.2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Camacorn
The links are dead ( Website says it can't read your htaccess file, so it's denying access to the site. )
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Here is the link for download
https://github.com/pBlueG/SA-MP-MySQL/releases
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
RaeF - 18.01.2015
format(string, sizeof(string), "DELETE FROM `houses` WHERE `houseID` = '%d'", HouseData[houseid][houseID]);
mysql_tquery(g_iHandle, string,"", "");
orm_destroy(HouseData[houseid][houseORM]);
There isn't way to delete it with ORM?
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
PaulDinam - 18.01.2015
Use orm delete. It will clear the registered vars too.
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Kar - 19.01.2015
You should benchmark R34+ of this plugin with this
Originally Posted by Fetch about one million rows
This plugin v2.0 - 12178 ms
BlueG's plugin R21 - 53357 ms
Show them how incredibly faster it is now.
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Airblog - 21.01.2015
Can anyone give me R6? links are dead
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Skully82 - 21.01.2015
Awesome plugin
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
iZN - 21.01.2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kar
You should benchmark R34+ of this plugin with this
Originally Posted by Fetch about one million rows
This plugin v2.0 - 12178 ms
BlueG's plugin R21 - 53357 ms
Show them how incredibly faster it is now.
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I think you wanted to post this at different thread (Dan's MySQL plugin).
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
NGG - 21.01.2015
Awesome.
Re: [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Kar - 21.01.2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by iZN
I think you wanted to post this at different thread (Dan's MySQL plugin).
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No? 4char
Re : [REL] MySQL Plugin (Now on github!) -
Baltimore - 21.01.2015
Hello !
How to select the field "time" of my table "test" through FROM_UNIXTIME and display the time in the desired format (Day/month/year, hour/minute/second) with MySQL R39-2?
THX