[maddinat0r]

Ah sorry, forgot that.
http://dfiles.eu/files/xgosttogj

[GiamPy.]

It doesn't seem to give me any dump file.

[maddinat0r]

Does it even crash? Also try to run everything as administrator.

[GiamPy.]

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Originally Posted by Pain123 Does it even crash? Also try to run everything as administrator.

It does crash.

As for running as administrator, I tried but there's no sign of the dump file.

[kurta999]

This is what?

[00:08:40] [ERROR] CMySQLHandler::Connect() - Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2) (error ID: 2002).

[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dusk Okay. So I just downloaded R26 plugin and include. And i get these errors: pawn Code: GRPLT.pwn(299) : error 017: undefined symbol "mysql_log" GRPLT.pwn(10786) : error 017: undefined symbol "cache_insert_id" GRPLT.pwn(19950) : error 017: undefined symbol "cache_insert_id" I mean, i read the goddamn include, i know that they are there! So what the..? Any ideas? :/

Maybe you included an older MySQL include before including the new one?

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Originally Posted by kurta999 This is what? [00:08:40] [ERROR] CMySQLHandler::Connect() - Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2) (error ID: 2002).

What MySQL server version are you using (5.1, 5.5)?

[dusk]

No.. I am sure that i only have 1 include in my folders. And only 1 #include line.

[kurta999]

I don't know currently which version is on the host, but this is not imporant.

The big problem is the cache_get_row_int() or I think float and etc doesn't support "enum" data types.
Some rows in my DB looks like this, example: "level enum('0', '1', '2', '3', '4')" and value: '4'.

If i want to get this value, then then this will be in the debug:

Code:

[20:49:40] [DEBUG] CMySQLResult::GetRowData - row: '0', field: '7', data: "4"
[20:49:40] [ERROR] cache_get_row_int - invalid data type
[20:49:40] [DEBUG] cache_get_row_int - connection handle: 1

This is good, any older version doesn't have any problem with this. Please fix this, thanks!
And would be very good to add MySQL query to the debug, if LOG_DEBUG is enabled, because now very hard to find where the problem.

[maddinat0r]

It depends on the size of the fetched data. If you have long strings and many fields in the cache, it will consume more memory than having lesser fields and smaller strings.

[cyber_punk]

I seem to be having a server crash from R26 any chance I can get the .pdb file so I know what functions are causing it (not sure why it was stopped from being included in the download file). Its a great asset.

[maddinat0r]

You mean that crash when closing the server? That is already fixed.
And I'll include the .pdb file in the download. I save every .pdb file for every revision, if you really need it I can upload it for you.

[Calabresi]

I found a bug.

mysql_format() causes the server to crash if the input is too long, on Linux. I don't know the exact character count but seems like mysql_format() is not able to handle long strings. I have been using format() instead of it and everything works perfect.

I think you gotta fix it ASAP, as its a very important function for this plugin. As a reminder again, that only happens in Linux.

[cyber_punk]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pain123 You mean that crash when closing the server? That is already fixed. And I'll include the .pdb file in the download. I save every .pdb file for every revision, if you really need it I can upload it for you.

No this happens from some other reason. I have no error in the mysql log so it doesn't seem to be related to a query. It seems almost random. If you have it I would appreciate an upload so I can report what function is the cause.

[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Calabresi I found a bug. mysql_format() causes the server to crash if the input is too long, on Linux. I don't know the exact character count but seems like mysql_format() is not able to handle long strings. I have been using format() instead of it and everything works perfect. I think you gotta fix it ASAP, as its a very important function for this plugin. As a reminder again, that only happens in Linux.

I couldn't reproduce it with a 400 characters long string in R27, so I assume I've fixed this bug while rewriting mysql_format.

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Originally Posted by cyber_punk No this happens from some other reason. I have no error in the mysql log so it doesn't seem to be related to a query. It seems almost random. If you have it I would appreciate an upload so I can report what function is the cause.

Sorry that you had to wait so long, hadn't much time these days.
http://dfiles.eu/files/45pzfxmjf
Here is the complete package with the .pdb file.

EDIT:
R27 is released.
Changes:
- added support for y_inline
- fixed some memory leaks
- improved Windows XP compatibility
- fixed bug where OnQueryError parameters had empty values
- renamed mysql_real_escape_string to mysql_escape_string
- rewrote native mysql_format
- reduced usage of memory allocation (malloc)
- added enum datatype support to int-conversion natives
- replaced mysql_function_query native wrapper with pawn define
- changed MySQL connector again (sorry for that, Windows users will have to update the libmysql.dll again)
- improved HTML log file design

mysql_format now also supports precision and width for the %f and %d specifier just like the normal format native.
An example:

Code:

mysql_format(SQLHandle, Query, sizeof(Query), "SELECT * FROM foo WHERE bar = '%04d'", 4);
printf("Query1: %s", Query);

mysql_format(SQLHandle, Query, sizeof(Query), "UPDATE foo SET PosX = '%.2f', PosY = '%06.4f'", 123.4567, 987.654);
printf("Query2: %s", Query);

Output:

Quote:

Query1: SELECT * FROM foo WHERE bar = '0004' Query2: UPDATE foo SET PosX = '123.45', PosY = '000987.6540'

Another small change to mysql_format is the difference between the specifier '%x' and '%X', where '%x' will give a hex-decimal value in lowercase (like '12beaf') and '%X' in uppercase ('12BEAF').

[cyber_punk]

Thanks, I just tried R27 I updated the connector, plugin and include file. Recompile my script. The server crashes on the first query passed which is a create table if not exists. This worked in the previous versions just fine.

[maddinat0r]

Could you give me some more informations, like some debug messages out of the mysql_log or maybe even a dump-file?

[cyber_punk]

The only thing in the log is the query being passed, that it was passed successfully, and then calling the callback. However the server crashes after that. Post what I need for a dump file and I will provide one no problem.

[maddinat0r]

http://www.solidfiles.com/d/2bebfcd366/
Download this package, extract it to your server root directory (where the samp-server.exe is). Then edit the file paths in the start.bat file. Execute this bat file and you should get a .dmp file when the server crashes. Send me this file via PM.

[Scenario]

Do you have R27? If so, then check the a_mysql include for the function name. I think I'm still on the BETA function names.

[maddinat0r]

No, it is mysql_tquery_inline, you just forgot to add "#define MYSQL_USE_YINLINE" before including a_mysql.inc.