store procedureQuote:
SP?
So
04/19/2012 18:37
seias#151
04/19/2012 18:39
lglbwsyt#152
servieobject?
04/19/2012 21:15
Decima#153
no, the Stored Procedures and Functions that are in the SQL databases
like SP_CHAR_CREATE ;)
like SP_CHAR_CREATE ;)
04/19/2012 23:51
BioNicX#154
isn't that for new characters only?, and that exe doesn't include new classes.Quote:
like SP_CHAR_CREATE ;)
04/20/2012 02:39
lglbwsyt#155
dont worry about create new character just big problem is Wrong World
04/20/2012 02:45
BioNicX#156
Im not, i don't care for them at all, im saying you only need sp_char_create for new chars only, but decima was saying it as an example.
04/20/2012 08:53
BlackLixt#157
tht please reply with work man :D please share :D:D:D:D
04/20/2012 15:02
BioNicX#158
He will when he has em working fully.
04/20/2012 23:03
҉ THT ҉#159
Like BioNicX said, I will when I got it working,.. Its kinda useless when I release a 1/2 working files..
04/21/2012 01:02
SkadadIller#160
SP is needed for alot of stuffs.
I been looking on that alot the last weeks.
Stuffs like bags, skillbars and so on are also in SP. So we need to add the missing stuffs there aswell.
also in session, cast, messanger, login.
then its another exe we are missing.
I been looking on that alot the last weeks.
Stuffs like bags, skillbars and so on are also in SP. So we need to add the missing stuffs there aswell.
also in session, cast, messanger, login.
then its another exe we are missing.
04/21/2012 02:00
҉ THT ҉#161
Yea,, There is still alot of stuff to fix.. I am not sure but even the mavric system (and things like that) using the SP to get the right char and user account
04/21/2012 02:46
BioNicX#162
Maybe we can try and add em like using the old onces as an example.
04/21/2012 05:39
Decima#163
actually mssql has a way to trace what queries are being called to it, could help piece together what its looking for and such, i know they are mostly called as an SP, but it sends parameters expecting a result, at least we will know what its sending in and code a new call from that, just have to try and foresee what its wanting versus what its giving . . . if that makes sense.
04/21/2012 05:40
BioNicX#164
So im thinking sniffing packets is required.
04/21/2012 07:25
Decima#165
no.
im talking about the profiler that comes with the SQL server, start a trace and it will log all calls made to it from the server, some are just queries, which will give you some insight to the structure, to see if its changed, most will be SP calls tho, but those too will have variables passed to it which may give you a clue as to what kinda of information you are returning, so that you can write an SP appropriately.
im talking about the profiler that comes with the SQL server, start a trace and it will log all calls made to it from the server, some are just queries, which will give you some insight to the structure, to see if its changed, most will be SP calls tho, but those too will have variables passed to it which may give you a clue as to what kinda of information you are returning, so that you can write an SP appropriately.