[Andrei1255]

Hi ! I use plugin Mysql R6 and when I try to start my server , I get the following error :

[11:52:49] [debug] #0 native mysql_fetch_field_row () from mysql.so

Script:

format(Query, sizeof(Query), "SELECT * FROM clanuri WHERE id='%d'", rowid);
mysql_query(Query);
mysql_store_result();

if(mysql_num_rows())
{
mysql_retrieve_row();
new Field[128];
mysql_fetch_field_row(ClanInfo[i][cNume], "Nume");
}

I see that it happens only when I have "SELECT * " , but if I select just one field ("SELECT blablabla") , it doesn't crash. Also if I select everything ("SELECT * ") without any mysql_fetch_field_row , the server doesn't crash.

Any idea how to solve this ? Thanks !

[JasonRiggs]

Tried changing the version?

[Andrei1255]

The R7 version is only available for Ubuntu , and the OS of my host is Debian . R5 also doesn't work .

Other idea's , please ?

[DRIFT_HUNTER]

You are doing it wrong. mysql_retrieve_row may fail or whatever, that's why it returns 1/0, you are not checking if that failed and you are trying to get field (column) anyway.

pawn Код:

format(Query, sizeof(Query), "SELECT * FROM clanuri WHERE id='%d'", rowid);
mysql_query(Query);
mysql_store_result();

if(mysql_num_rows())
{
    new Field[128];
    while(mysql_retrieve_row())
    {
        mysql_fetch_field_row(ClanInfo[i][cNume], "Nume");
    }
}

EDIT: Oh and by the way, since you are using linux, i suggest you to use latest mysql plugin version since linuxes are dropping support for older mysql-client libraries (meaning you would need to recompile plugin yourself or use 3rd party repositories)

[Andrei1255]

Ok, this way it doesn't crash anymore, but it still doesn't read the row :

mysql_fetch_field_row(Field, "SpawnX"); ClanInfo[i][cSpawnx] = floatstr(Field);
mysql_fetch_field_row(Field, "SpawnY"); ClanInfo[i][cSpawny] = floatstr(Field);
mysql_fetch_field_row(Field, "SpawnZ"); ClanInfo[i][cSpawnz] = floatstr(Field);

Here, the variables don't change their value, they're still 0.0 .

On other host it worked good , with the code I showed in the first post and same plugin (MySLQ R6) , but on CentOS (now it is on Debian) .

Other idea's .. ?