Commands via sql change level

I'm looking for the keyword to create a command via sql to redefine the character's level, but in the help section it does not show the command that can be used to reset the level, just like the commands below.
can someone tell me the possible command to be used or should have an insert, I intend to create a command script inside the game, where the level can be changed without leaving the game.

exactly like the GM command that changes the level without closing the game

**commands
/mem(0) /si(0) /quitt(1) /allout(0) /uc(0) /nt(1) /cstop(0) /cstart(0) /setmaxuser(1) /kickun(1) /kickuid(1) /kickcn(1) /kickcid(1) /nprotecton(0) /nprotectoff(0) /chktimeout(0) /exp2xdisable(0) /exp2xenable(1) /enableshop(0) /disableshop(0) /disablenshop(0) /disablegift(0) /enablekill(0) /disablekill(0) /ticktime(0) /inszonecnt(0) /initpl(0) /viewmap(1) /aiset(2) /killcnt(4) /killcntreset(0) /expupcamp(5) /expupcampreset(0) /gemmix(4) /gemext(4) /gemreset(0) /resetstatcnt(1) /resetskillcnt(1) /enchant(4) /enchantreset(0) /expupmap(7) /expupmapreset(1) /killupmap(7) /killupmapreset(1) /addsr(1) /servertime(2)

You would have to create a "script" kinda-thing. The only way (I'm pretty sure) that could do this is by making a modification to the game its self. All commands like /setlevel and those, were made through the game and which is why it can act instant. You could make a SQL Script to do the job, but it would not be instant like you want.

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Originally Posted by Velocity. You would have to create a "script" kinda-thing. The only way (I'm pretty sure) that could do this is by making a modification to the game its self. All commands like /setlevel and those, were made through the game and which is why it can act instant. You could make a SQL Script to do the job, but it would not be instant like you want.

yes i understand, i sew make script easily, but need to logout to apply the change, i am looking for a way to do this, since i saw that command via sql applies commands with kick and notice between many functions, i think this would be a way to write a functional change level