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Antoniohl - 17.04.2015
Can we use MYSQL and Y_INI in the same time?
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RebeloX - 17.04.2015
Yes.
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Michael B - 17.04.2015
Of course. Both are file writting systems, just that MySQL uses Structured Query Language to add information into a database. You could use MySQL to save server accounts and y_INI for vehicles, gangs and other things.
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Antoniohl - 17.04.2015
Thank you
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Vince - 17.04.2015
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Originally Posted by Michael B
Of course. Both are file writting systems, just that MySQL uses Structured Query Language to add information into a database. You could use MySQL to save server accounts and y_INI for vehicles, gangs and other things.
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I'm sorry, but that just seems silly. If you're going to use MySQL you might as well use it for everything. The only thing you might need files for, still, is logging which doesn't require an INI system.
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RebeloX - 17.04.2015
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Originally Posted by Vince
I'm sorry, but that just seems silly. If you're going to use MySQL you might as well use it for everything. The only thing you might need files for, still, is logging which doesn't require an INI system.
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Yes, if you want to logging just use fwrite, no need to use any INI system..
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TheSnaKe - 17.04.2015
Yes you can, but it's better if you use only 1, INI or MySQL.
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Pi5tol - 17.04.2015
Indeed, it's possible, sir.
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SoldierX - 18.04.2015
Yes, I suggest you to use ini. Kindda' easy.
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Kapersky™ - 18.04.2015
Yes you can, but using two systems at the same time, will mess up the things. Better use MySQL.