[HELP]Auto Reborn System

[janvier123]

Originally Posted by ItsNobody

Funny thing is..that script is so long..you have to do jobs etc etc...i wrote one that just ties into it and reborns on relog

you have a script ? if yes can you share / pm it to me ?
Thx in advance

[!Haroon!]

Originally Posted by janvier123

you have a script ? if yes can you share / pm it to me ?
Thx in advance

Make your own lol... ANd also there dosent raelly have to be a seperate job for every class and a seperate script for every class aswell.

[lolly0001]

Can you please explain me the part 17), 18) and 19) ?

At the pasting in the query analyzer it says syntax error in the near of WHERE.
and if this works, what to do at 18 and 19? >.<

[Bear Walken]

Originally Posted by lolly0001

Can you please explain me the part 17), 18) and 19) ?

At the pasting in the query analyzer it says syntax error in the near of WHERE.
and if this works, what to do at 18 and 19? >.<

The code have a extra zero:

USE [account];
GO

UPDATE dbo.user_profile
SET login_flag = 0, 
WHERE (login_flag[color=red]0[/color] = 1100);

Just remove the "0" in red

[killerno6]

If I copy the query analyzer in

USE [account];
GO


UPDATE dbo.user_profile
SET login_flag = 0,
WHERE (login_flag = 1100);

then comes

Server: Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'WHERE'.

pls help.

[caper]

Originally Posted by killerno6

If I copy the query analyzer in

then comes
pls help.

Remove the "," before where. Commas are only used to separate more than one instruction.

[killerno6]

THX xD!

[janvier123]

#Reported: Bumping 1year old topic

[caper]

Why does it matter how old a thread is as long as the question is still relevant to the discussion?

Replying to this post makes much more sense than starting a whole new thread over such a little issue, where he would have been told to use the search button.

[pieter]

best practice for autoreborns is to learn TSQL and alter the procedure SP_account_logout
to check for chars ready to reborn on logout

[~Kakkarot~]

It matters, a thread is opened by a user in need of help, that user (as you can see) is banned so his problems are gone and so is this thread. Rules are rules and unfortunately there will be no discussion about them.

So, don't bump old topics

#closed