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With the new MySQL R7/R8 caching functions, is there a possibility for the script to wait until the public callback function finishes without losing too much time (or make it return a value without using global variables and clear the cache aswell)? I want to keep the code together in one place and not make the script into a system of "stairs", if you get what I mean. For example, when the user logs in I want to check if the account exists, query the password, wait until he types in the password, compare the password with the one queried earlier and then query all the user stats and information (possibly do the stats querying while he types in the password). With caching, only the very first query will be in the "OnPlayerConnect" callback (checking if the account exists) and everything else is just everywhere around the code (in other public callbacks and so on) and keeping the code readable with 100k+ lines is a must for me (querying vehicles and other huge amounts of data takes time and that's where I intend to use the caching, but when I need to just get one row, then another row from somewhere else and then wait for user input, the time loss would be unnoticeable). Using a stair of callbacks would be readable in small scripts, but not when I have 150+ queries that are used together with 1/3 of the script.