[Abreezy]

Hello,

I bought a new host, which is linux instead of my regular windows. I use the same plugins and everything, but for some reason, I'm having some technical difficulties. Everything is loaded one after So for Example:

Posx = 5 Posy = 10 Posz = 1

That is the way it should load, but instead it's loading:

Posx: -0.00000028 Posy = 5 Poz = 10

As you can see, its just loading one over the the right. On windows, this works perfectly. But on linux it doesn't so I'm not sure what's wrong. Below I will post a couple of lines from the script which loads it, so you can see if you could find the issue. Thanks in advance to anyone reading.

pawn Код:

format(myquery, sizeof(myquery), "SELECT * FROM saes_stopsigns");
    mysql_query(myquery);
    
    mysql_store_result();
    
    new srows = mysql_num_rows();
    
    for(new i=0; i < srows; i++) {
    
        mysql_fetch_row_format(myquery, "|");
        
        sscanf(myquery, "p<|>e<iffff>", StopSign[i]);
        
        printf("Stop Signs %i ::: %f %f %f", i, StopSign[i][sPosX], StopSign[i][sPosY], StopSign[i][sPosZ]);
    }

Is the code to load it, and the enums are:

pawn Код:

enum sData {
    sID,
    Float:sPosX,
    Float:sPosY,
    Float:sPosZ,
    Float:sPosA,
    sObjectID
}
new StopSign[500][sData];

pawn Код:

id
posx    
posy
posz
posa

That is the database order for the beginning of it just to know it is loading in order, but just not being set in order

[[HiC]TheKiller]

pawn Код:

mysql_query("SELECT * FROM saes_stopsigns");
    mysql_store_result();
    new i;
    while(mysql_fetch_row_format(myquery, "|"))
    {
        sscanf(myquery, "p<|>e<iffff>", StopSign[i]);
        printf("Stop Signs %i ::: %f %f %f", i, StopSign[i][sPosX], StopSign[i][sPosY], StopSign[i][sPosZ]);
        i++;
    }

Give that a go.

[Abreezy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HiC]TheKiller pawn Код: mysql_query("SELECT * FROM saes_stopsigns");     mysql_store_result();     new i;     while(mysql_fetch_row_format(myquery, "|"))     {         sscanf(myquery, "p<|>e<iffff>", StopSign[i]);         printf("Stop Signs %i ::: %f %f %f", i, StopSign[i][sPosX], StopSign[i][sPosY], StopSign[i][sPosZ]);         i++;     } Give that a go.

Same issue. On a quick side note, would using the wrong plugin cause this? I feel as that might be the issue, the host might be using the wrong plugins/libraries since it works perfectly elsewhere, any ideas on that?

[Kyle]

What I do want to add is that some data he fetches IS correct and some is not.

If it was a server issue I believe all the data would be invalid / couldn't grab any at all.
I believe it is down to scripting or using the depreciated R5 plugin.

I created a script using R7 caching and it works fine and advised him to upgrade to R7+.

Also I don't allow plugin uploads, I uploaded R5. It didn't work so I allowed him to give me his .so of the plugin and I added it for him and his version didn't work.

[Scenario]

I work with Latency Host on issues where they require someone with a little scripting knowledge to check something out. I went ahead and connected to your exact database using your username/password combination and I was able to get the data to print out correctly.

Therefore, this cannot be an issue on our end. The only thing I could think of would be some faults with the R5 version, or possibly even sscanf not loading the data properly. If you haven't already, I would try to update sscanf and make sure that Latency's version matches your include version.

If all else fails, I'm sure we can find another solution.

http://pastebin.com/Jmt59xzV - This code was compiled with R20 of BlueG's MySQL plugin.