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Guild ! Again...
Discussion on Guild ! Again... within the Rappelz Private Server forum part of the Rappelz category.
09/23/2012, 19:19
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Guild ! Again...
When guild leader transfer leadership to other person, firstly normal all process. but after relog, leadership reback transfer first guild leader.
is there any fix about this ?
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09/23/2012, 22:00
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You need to look at dbo.smp_set_guild_leader
Look Here:
Code:
USE [Telecaster]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[smp_set_guild_leader] Script Date: 9/23/2012 3:01:02 PM ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- start of smp_set_guild_leader
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[smp_set_guild_leader]
@IN_SID INT, -- This defines the "Current" leaders ID
@IN_LEADER_SID INT -- This defines the "New" leaders ID
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
BEGIN TRANSACTION
-- Normal Member Permission = 1 / Leader Permission = 7
-- SET OLD Leader to "Normal Member"
UPDATE dbo.GuildMember SET permission = 1 WHERE guild_id = @IN_SID AND permission = 7
-- SET NEW Leader
UPDATE dbo.GuildMember SET permission = 7 WHERE player_id = @IN_LEADER_SID
COMMIT TRANSACTION
-- end of smp_set_guild_leader
If yours does not look like the above spoiler, that's probably your issue. If you need further assistance please feel free to say so.
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09/23/2012, 22:06
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thanks you, ismokedrow... but i tried, and i tried, and i tried.
and i tired...
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09/23/2012, 22:09
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emekpc, you are not providing any detailed information. You should try to use the smp I have provided and tell me your results from there I can help you further.
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09/23/2012, 22:58
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Thanks really ismokedrow...
your sample clearly. actually my head is very confused me. may be i sleeping...
thanks again...
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09/23/2012, 23:03
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Nulled
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09/24/2012, 00:20
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Tekknoid i'm not really sure what you're talking about. The OP has a guild issue, I gave him the smp and as long as his guild tables were formed correctly it should have resolved his issue.
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09/24/2012, 09:02
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wrong Thread -.-^^ nulled my comment
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09/24/2012, 11:51
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There is delete option ^^
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09/26/2012, 18:45
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+1 Tofrum
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09/27/2012, 21:13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tofrum
There is delete option ^^
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made my day^^
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