04.02.2013, 14:42
Allright, I will try this tonight, I hope I can find something, thanks for the advice 
EDIT: Is there any other way to load this big query with sscanf? Perhaps by splitting the query in 2 or 3 parts?
If so, can you show me any example?
I am not sure about how to resume the variable assinging, from for example PInfo[playerid][Skin] from query part 1, and start with PInfo[playerid][PNumber] in the next query.
EDIT2: I get a string buffer overflow warning, which is expected.
I increased the size, but still the warning appears.
Now, I'm pretty sure that splitting up the query is the way to go, but like my first edit said, I am not totally sure how.
I will experiment with Y_Less's advice, and I hope to get a response on how to split this long query or something..
Thanks in advance
EDIT: Is there any other way to load this big query with sscanf? Perhaps by splitting the query in 2 or 3 parts?
If so, can you show me any example?
I am not sure about how to resume the variable assinging, from for example PInfo[playerid][Skin] from query part 1, and start with PInfo[playerid][PNumber] in the next query.
EDIT2: I get a string buffer overflow warning, which is expected.
I increased the size, but still the warning appears.
Now, I'm pretty sure that splitting up the query is the way to go, but like my first edit said, I am not totally sure how.
I will experiment with Y_Less's advice, and I hope to get a response on how to split this long query or something..
Thanks in advance