[Jstylezzz]

Well, I stripped down my query like you said, and I keep getting the string buffer overflow error in my console, even though there is just one value loaded, and the query is 1000.
It only dissapears if I delete everything in my sscanf query.
The error persists here:

pawn Code:

new pName[24],Query[1000];
    GetPlayerName(playerid,pName,24);
    format(Query, sizeof(Query), "SELECT * FROM `Users` WHERE `Username` = '%s' ",pName);
    mysql_query(Query);
    mysql_store_result();
    mysql_fetch_row_format(Query);
    sscanf(Query, "e<p<|>s[32]>", PInfo[playerid]);
    mysql_free_result();

and it dissapears here:

pawn Code:

new pName[24],Query[1000];
    GetPlayerName(playerid,pName,24);
    format(Query, sizeof(Query), "SELECT * FROM `Users` WHERE `Username` = '%s' ",pName);
    mysql_query(Query);
    mysql_store_result();
    mysql_fetch_row_format(Query);
    sscanf(Query, "e<p<|>>", PInfo[playerid]);
    mysql_free_result();

Now, it seems like there is allways a string buffer overflow, even though everywhere the assigned size is the same :\ (like Username[32], which is the first value)