How To Install And Use Samp Mysql Plugin R6 33 For GTA San Andreas Multiplayer
How to Install and Use samp mysql plugin r6 33 for GTA San Andreas Multiplayer
If you are running a server for GTA San Andreas Multiplayer (SA-MP), you might want to use a MySQL database to store your data. MySQL is a popular and powerful relational database management system that can handle large amounts of data efficiently and securely. However, to use MySQL in your SA-MP server, you need a plugin that can connect your server to the database. This is where samp mysql plugin r6 33 comes in.
How to Install and Use samp mysql plugin r6 33 for GTA San Andreas Multiplayer
samp mysql plugin r6 33 is a modified version of the non-threaded plugin MySQL for San Andreas Multiplayer by BlueG. It is based on MySQL Plugin R6 by BlueG, which is the best and most famous MySQL plugin for SA-MP out there. This plugin allows you to use MySQL in PAWN, the scripting language of SA-MP. It supports multiple direct database connections per connection handle, threaded and unthreaded queries, prepared statements, ORM (Object-relational mapping), caching, logging, and more.
In this article, we will show you how to install and use samp mysql plugin r6 33 for your SA-MP server. We will also explain some of the features and benefits of this plugin, as well as some common issues and solutions.
How to Install samp mysql plugin r6 33
To install samp mysql plugin r6 33, you need to follow these steps:
Download the latest release of samp mysql plugin r6 33 from here. You will get a ZIP file containing the plugin files for Windows and Linux.
Extract the content of the ZIP file into the root directory of your SA-MP server.
Edit the server configuration (server.cfg) as follows:
Windows: plugins mysql
Linux: plugins mysql.so
Restart your SA-MP server.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed samp mysql plugin r6 33 on your SA-MP server.
How to Use samp mysql plugin r6 33
To use samp mysql plugin r6 33, you need to do the following:
Create a MySQL database for your SA-MP server. You can use any MySQL client or tool to do this, such as phpMyAdmin, MySQL Workbench, or command-line interface. Make sure you have the database name, username, password, and host ready.
Include the samp mysql plugin header file (a_mysql.inc) in your PAWN script. You can do this by adding #include at the top of your script file.
Initialize a connection handle with mysql_connect. This function takes four parameters: host[], user[], password[], and database[]. For example: new MySQL:handle = mysql_connect(localhost, root, 1234, samp_db);
Use the connection handle to execute queries with mysql_query or mysql_tquery. The former is unthreaded and blocks the server until the query is finished, while the latter is threaded and does not block the server. Both functions take three parameters: connection handle, query string[], and callback name[]. For example: mysql_query(handle, SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = John, OnUserLoad);
Use the callback function to process the query result with cache_get_* functions. These functions allow you to retrieve data from the cache that is created after each query execution. For example: public OnUserLoad()
new rows;
cache_get_row_count(rows);
if(rows == 0)
print(User not found);
return;
new name[32], age;
cache_get_value_name(0, name, name);
cache_get_value_name_int(0, age, age);
printf(User name: %s, name);
printf(User age: %d, age);
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