[audriuxxx]

What better use in loading, sscanf or mysql_fetch_field_row ?

[Admigo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by audriuxxx What better use in loading, sscanf or mysql_fetch_field_row ?

I should use sscanf.
Example:

pawn Код:

if(sscanf(resultline, "p<|>ds[25]s[25]d",
    PlayerInfo[extraid][pVariable1],
    PlayerInfo[extraid][pString1],
    PlayerInfo[extraid][pString2],
    PlayerInfo[extraid][pVariable2],))
    {
        mysql_free_result();
        return 1;
    }

[audriuxxx]

But, i need load a lot of information and i need to do a lot of sscanf.

[Admigo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by audriuxxx But, i need load a lot of information and i need to do a lot of sscanf.

I also have much stuff to load. Atm i have like 3x loadplayer:P

[audriuxxx]

But how need to use

mysql_fetch_field_row ?

And i very need answer... Just in map construction , i build object 996, but when i upload it into my server, rotation is different. It's map construction bug?

[Vince]

Let me start by saying that fetch_field_row is twice as slow as fetch_field. Most of the time you know the order of the fields so you don't need any useless string comparisons at all. Just use the field index. I don't know how fetch_field(_row) relates to sscanf in terms of speed, though.

[audriuxxx]

I don't care slower or what. How use fetch_field_row in loading?>

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by audriuxxx I don't care slower or what. How use fetch_field_row in loading?>

Then why did you open this topic in the first place? That doesn't make sense.

[audriuxxx]

Because sscanf i need to use about 15 times in loading, because a lot of stuff. I think with fetch i just need use 1 store_result.