[Bondage]

Hey people
I just wanna know how mysql versions are separated, i know there are alot of versions but at some point i could see some gamemodes, tutorials and fs with different variety of codes and at the end of the thread it written R38 or R39 or even R7. Actually my gamemode is R5 and the fact is i haven't seen any versions between R7 and R37, after all i could see till R7 in BlueG's thread, my question is where are the other versions and its plugins as well as incs.
This made me think that R5 is also said to be R35 and so on, these stuffs are really annoying me which drives me a tad crazy. Sorting this out huh?

[Bondage]

no one knows how this works ? even the pro scripters?

[DiDok]

Others are on GitHub (https://github.com/pBlueG/SA-MP-MySQL/releases), they aren't listen on topic anymore

[maddinat0r]

R5: very first version, only unthreaded queries (queries where you don't have to specify a callback)
R6: update, I think that update added support for threaded queries, but pretty much nobody used it
R7: first major update, not compatible with gamemodes which used R5 or R6 before; also threaded queries became the standard and unthreaded queries were completely removed
R8 - R20: some updates with almost no script-breaking changes (renaming 'cache_get_field' into 'cache_get_field_content' was probably the biggest change)
R21: second major update with function changes; but scripts which used R7 or higher were mostly compatible (thanks to some backward-compatibility wrappers I throw into the include)
R22 - R39-3: updates with no script-breaking changes
R40: upcoming third major update with script-breaking changes

Download links:
R5 - R7: official MySQL forum thread
R8 - R34: https://code.******.com/p/sa-mp-mysq.../list?can=1&q=
R33 and higher: https://github.com/pBlueG/SA-MP-MySQL/releases