[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan.. You are the idiots here. I just said he claims something (which is wrong too) without any proof. I was expecting ass-kissers, but not so many. You are free to use my plugin, suck my dick or whatever you want. I don't give a crap about you. It is needless to say that Pain123 used my plugin as a resource, seeing that how much our changelogs are alike.

You didn't just said that. You insulted BlueG's and my coding experience and said how much issues the plugin has. You show no respect against BlueG's and my work, and even against the users. Do you have any reason for this? No, maybe you just envy me or are mad because BlueG stated his plugin as the best MySQL plugin. If you really would think your plugin is the best, you wouldn't even bother about this. You are the scum of this community, destroying the sense of having fun participating in it.
I didn't used your plugin as resource. Seriously, no. I don't bother about your progress, I just sometimes compare the speed between our two plugins, just out of fun and interest. And even then, I don't release the results to tell everyone how good this plugin is and dontknowwhat. Yes, R33 uses now a similar threading model as your plugin, but I don't really looked at your plugin's source on how to implement it. I just did it like this: "the old threading system used a thread-pool, the new one shall use one thread per connection" and then implemented it right away, without using your plugin as reference.

[d711728]

If you want to use MySQL functions(for example : DISTINCT, Date Add,Date Sub,etc.) can not be used in ORM?


There are three simple operation can only be used ORM?

[IstuntmanI]

Guuuuuys, don't fight there, please. Both plugins are great.

[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by d711728 hi Pain123! If you want to use MySQL functions(for example : DISTINCT, Date Add,Date Sub,etc.) can not be used in ORM? There are three simple operation can only be used ORM?

You can still use normal queries along with the ORM system. That's why orm_apply_cache is made.

[Riddy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan.. I don't want to start a flame war here.

Funny you say that, if you aren't looking for one, then don't post.

You should have known better to refrain posting something which would get people annoyed (as you did call their coding "shit" if you were to put it in such terms).

[Richie©]

I get this:

pawn Code:

[23:01:33]  Loading plugin: mysql.so
[23:01:33]   Failed (plugins/mysql.so: symbol __cxa_pure_virtual, version libmysqlclient_16 not defined in file libmysqlclient_r.so.16 with link time reference)

[23:05:56] [ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)

[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richie© I get this: pawn Code: [23:01:33]  Loading plugin: mysql.so [23:01:33]   Failed (plugins/mysql.so: symbol __cxa_pure_virtual, version libmysqlclient_16 not defined in file libmysqlclient_r.so.16 with link time reference) [23:05:56] [ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)

What Linux plugin edition did you used? MySQL 5.1 or MySQL 5.5? What OS do you use (detailed information please)?

[Richie©]

Im using MYSQL 5.1.49-3 on Debian 6.0 32bit. I downloaded the 5.1 (default) version of the plugin.

[Xabi]

Using MySQL 5.5.32 on Centos6 I'm having the following problem:

It loads the plugin on the logs, but in mysql_log.txt file it says: "[ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)"

I check that path and doesn't exist, so I edited my.cnf with "socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' and still showing the same error, how could I change the default path of the plugin to check the socket?

Edit: Worked using the static version

[Mark™]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xabi Using MySQL 5.5.32 on Centos6 I'm having the following problem: It loads the plugin on the logs, but in mysql_log.txt file it says: "[ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)" I check that path and doesn't exist, so I edited my.cnf with "socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' and still showing the same error, how could I change the default path of the plugin to check the socket? Edit: Worked using the static version

error #2002 occurs when mysql-server is not running or offline.

Issue the following command and then try again.

Code:

service mysqld start

[Sp3cter]

No problem using r33. Thank's for release.

[d711728]

How durable ORM?
Because if I build a complete ways of playing it for a while do not want to vary it.

[dusk]

Quote:

- added native "mysql_query" for unthreaded queries

I thought that unthreaded queries were removed... So now it is possible to use the plugin as in R6?

[maddinat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by d711728 Can you please send someone an example orm_apply_cache (ORM id, row) use. MySQL function you want to use ORM in. I would set an example in which I need to use mysql functions (such as DISTINCT.) Is presented using the ORM. I'm still very new to this so he asks.

There is one example in the ORM tutorial in the vehicle script.

[Luis-]

Look at Pain123's signature.. There's a tutorial link.

[Richie©]

I tried the static version now, i get no errors ongamemodeinit, but still getting this:

pawn Код:

[ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)

[SimonItaly]

Why does 'mysql_connect' always returns a positive handle with a failed connection? Even 'mysql_errno' doesn't seem to be working.

pawn Код:

//Testing code
printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "db1", SQL_PWD)); //Correct db
printf("%d", mysql_errno());
printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "123456", SQL_PWD)); //Invalid db
printf("%d", mysql_errno());
printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "db2", SQL_PWD)); //Correct db
printf("%d", mysql_errno());

Код:

//Output
1
0
2
0
3
0

[cyber_punk]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkSlyder Why does 'mysql_connect' always returns a positive handle with a failed connection? Even 'mysql_errno' doesn't seem to be working. pawn Код: //Testing code printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "db1", SQL_PWD)); //Correct db printf("%d", mysql_errno()); printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "123456", SQL_PWD)); //Invalid db printf("%d", mysql_errno()); printf("%d", mysql_connect(SQL_HOST, SQL_USER, "db2", SQL_PWD)); //Correct db printf("%d", mysql_errno()); Код: //Output 1 0 2 0 3 0

mysql_connect returns the handle id, even if it fails to connect (which would be handled by OnQueryError) the connect function still passes the handle to it. If you put a print in OnQueryError I bet it would pass the proper error number for an invalid DB.

[FanHamMer]

Where I can get libmysqlclient.so.18?

[Edvin]

Officially R33 is the best revision/release of your all revisions/releases Pain123. Awesome work!