[iSanchez]

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Originally Posted by Vince An enumerated array only has one size. It's kind of difficult to explain but in an enum the value of the next specifier is the value of the previous specifier plus one. In the case of an array it adds the size of the array. So your enum is this: PHP Code: enum EnumPlayerInfo {     account_id, // 0     bool:prompted, // 1     bool:registered, // 2     bool:authenticated, // 3     password[50], // 4     email[64], // 54     registered_at[40], // 118     last_login[40], // 158     last_login_ip[30], // 188     last_login_country[50] // 238 }  and what actually get compiled is simply this: PHP Code: new PlayerInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][289];  I may have been slightly off with my calculations but the statement stands.

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Originally Posted by raydx Like Vince said, you have to use static number - 50.

Oh well... Then I'll skip the maxlen parameter.

Thank you guys!


Edit: It can't be skkiped, The wiki page for MySQL R40 has a note:

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You have to provide the size (max_len) by yourself if you use an enum-array as destination.

source: https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/MySQL#cache_get_value_index