[Sc0pion]

Fixed!

[Konstantinos]

Have you checked mysql_log.txt for errors/warnings?

[Sc0pion]

Fixed!

[Konstantinos]

After mysql_query calls, print query1 and query2. Get the output and run it through phpmyAdmin to see if it executes the query successful and whether rows were affected.

[Sc0pion]

Fixed!

[SecretBoss]

You must change '%d' to %d, I faced the same problem in past while using non-threaded queries

You should only put '' tags to strings, example '%s'

If this won't work check the mysql_log.txt file (if you enabled debugging messages) to see if you got any warnings/errors to your query

[Sc0pion]

Fixed!

[Konstantinos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sc0pion I put: printf("Query: %s ]",query1);, printf("Query: %s ]",query2);, printf("Query: %s ]",query3); and so on after every mysql_query calls, below is what was printed, I think the codes don't work for a reason. Код: [connection] 192.168.1.2:64744 requests connection cookie. [connection] incoming connection: 192.168.1.2:64744 id: 0 [join] Sc0pion has joined the server (0:192.168.1.2) [part] Sc0pion has left the server (0:1)

If not printing, then the code is not getting called at all. Where have you placed them?

Quote:

Originally Posted by SecretBoss You must change '%d' to %d, I faced the same problem in past while using non-threaded queries You should only put '' tags to strings, example '%s' If this won't work check the mysql_log.txt file (if you enabled debugging messages) to see if you got any warnings/errors to your query

MySQL accepts both.

[Sc0pion]

Fixed!

[Konstantinos]

The only thing I can think of is a run time error inside SavePlayerStats function which stops the rest of the code to be called. Please install crashdetect plugin: https://github.com/Zeex/samp-plugin-...etect/releases
and create a file called pawn.cfg into pawno folder. Open the file and write -d3 in it, save it and re-compile your script (gamemode). Connect to the server and disconnect right away, post your server log.

EDIT: Actually for the version you are using, I think errors are not given to the file and that is for debug purposes only - I'm not entirely sure as I have never used a version below R7. Have OnQueryError in your script and print its parameters when it is getting called.