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And can i use it on Ubuntu?
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Not really, cache_set_active for the main cache and cache_set_result to retrieve the data of the appropriate query (in the order they were sent).
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Thanks! As for cache_set_active, I've seen people explicitly calling it after every query. Does it need to be done, even for simple queries?
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If you retrieve the data of all the SELECT queries (in that set) in the specified callback (non-threaded queries wouldn't be recommended at all for that), you don't need cache_set_active function. I assumed you wanted to save the cache for later use, that's its only purpose - to be used anywhere.
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What is written in logs\plugins.txt file?
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The old mysql is best version
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Great work, i really needed this one to my server!
- Thanks
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R41-2 has been released.
Changes:
- all builds from now on prefer the MariaDB C connector
- log improvements:
- R41-2 uses the latest log-core version, which supplies call info traces (especially useful when using includes that call plugin functions)
- several bug fixes
Download as always here:
https://github.com/pBlueG/SA-MP-MySQL/releases
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all builds from now on prefer the MariaDB C connector"
I don't understand what you want to say.