MySQL vs basic user data base
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Originally Posted by Jimmyhead521
Hello,
I want to know what is better i have Mysql running but when i modify the data it dosent works, it saves the user data to the data base but it dosent work. when i edit it in scriptfiles it works
any ideas and yes, what is the diff?
1. If you edit account files and it works then your script is NOT SQLized.
2. It's hard to list all the differents, but imagine a bike vs car. (bike = filing, car = SQL)
Now you can understand how powerful is SQL, but can you drive a car without a license ? Of course you can't.
But with a bike you may drive, and it don't need any license, of course it's not powerful as a car is.

Most of SQLized samp script which i saw, the scripter just added some fields in it and left anything else even didn't add a key !.
So if you are going to do this, just leave SQL and use filing, else if you know how to work with SQL(relations, etc) then use it.



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MySQL vs basic user data base - by Jimmyhead521 - 25.12.2009, 03:20
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Chaprnks - 25.12.2009, 05:34
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Jimmyhead521 - 25.12.2009, 12:33
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by RoBo - 25.12.2009, 13:05
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by iLinx - 25.12.2009, 15:56
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Mina - 25.12.2009, 18:15
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Mina - 25.12.2009, 18:19
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Mina - 25.12.2009, 18:32
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by iLinx - 25.12.2009, 18:55
Re: MySQL vs basic user data base - by Mina - 25.12.2009, 19:11

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