[crukk11]

is this right.the TYPE

PHP код:

 BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_money", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER); 
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_score", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER);
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_kill", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER);
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_death", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER);
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_id", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER);
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_password", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER);
        BUD::VerifyColumn(  "p_name", BUD::TYPE_NUMBER); 


[Meller]

Код:

enum BUD::e_COLUMN_TYPES {
	BUD::TYPE_NUMBER,
	BUD::TYPE_FLOAT,
	BUD::TYPE_STRING
};

http://spelsajten.net/bud.inc

Why use a system that's basically SQLite from 2010 when there's better solutions though..?

[crukk11]

because it easy

[Meller]

Quote:

Originally Posted by crukk11 because it easy

fair enough


ye it's correct.

[crukk11]

PHP код:

BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "ii",
            "p_money", GetPlayerMoney( playerid ),
            "p_score", GetPlayerScore( playerid )
            "p_kill", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_kill ],
            "p_death" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_death ],
            "p_id" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_id ],
            "p_password" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_password ]
            ); 


this is right?

[Meller]

PHP код:

BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "ii", 
            "p_money", GetPlayerMoney( playerid ), 
            "p_score", GetPlayerScore( playerid ),
            "p_kill", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_kill ], 
            "p_death", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_death ], 
            "p_id", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_id ], 
            "p_password", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_password ] 
            ); 


check the code urself next time plz


thxx

[Spmn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meller [CODE]Why use a system that's basically SQLite from 2010 when there's better solutions though..?

sqlite hasn't changed since 2010

[crukk11]

PHP код:

new  iUID = BUD::GetNameUID( GetName( playerid ) );
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "i","p_money", GetPlayerMoney( playerid ),
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "i","p_score", GetPlayerScore( playerid ),    
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "i","p_kill", UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_kill ],
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "i","p_death" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_death ],
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "i","p_id" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_id ],
                BUD::MultiSet( iUID, "p_password" UserInfo[ playerid ][ p_password ] 


like this?

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by crukk11 because it easy

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meller fair enough

Lolwut? Apparently it is somehow okay to use something that is garbage as long as it's easy. That in itself is garbage. All these systems that pose as "easy SQL" are all pretty much glorified file systems. These systems produce a significant runtime overhead because of all the string concatenation that is going on behind the scenes and they don't even manage to harness any of the powers or a relational database. I have yet to see one of these includes that provides proper support for sorting, grouping and foreign keys.

[crukk11]

Anyone