[T0pAz]

What is wrong in the code?

pawn Код:

new IP[2][16];

mysql_fetch_field_row(IP[0], "ip");
printf("IP[0] is %s and IP[1] is %s", IP[0], IP[1]);
if(!strcmp(IP[0], IP[1]))
{
    printf("STRCOMPARED between IP[0] is %s and IP[1] is %s", IP[0], IP[1]);
}

OK let me explain. First of all when the first printf has been called, the IP[0] is nothing and the IP[1] is my ip address. There is already an ip column on mysql database. So why is that? Secondly and most weirdly, it's printing out STRCOMPARED . How on earth? How did it compared between a string which is nothing with my ip address? I think I have made mistake somewhere.

[[HiC]TheKiller]

pawn Код:

mysql_debug(1);

at the top of your script. Then post the mysql log file in your server directory.

[T0pAz]

pawn Код:

CMySQLHandler::FetchField(ip) - You cannot call this function now. (Reason: Fields/Rows are empty.)

But how does the string comparing if it's nothing?

[[HiC]TheKiller]

Quote:

Originally Posted by T0pAz pawn Код: CMySQLHandler::FetchField(ip) - You cannot call this function now. (Reason: Fields/Rows are empty.) But how does the string comparing if it's nothing?

If you use null (nothing) in strcmp, it will always return that the strings match.

[T0pAz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HiC]TheKiller If you use null (nothing) in strcmp, it will always return that the strings match.

aaaah that's why. I will try to figure it out. Thanks mate.