Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

I don't compile mysql_amxx so write the module

if player connect use SQL_ThreadQuery Read Access

If the replacement map when players enter WaitForWingleObject unable to return will result in:nono:

the module fix the bug

add amxx the code
native StopThread();
public plugin_end()
{
StopThread();
}


please delete old code and add the code:(2 function)

static cell AMX_NATIVE_CALL StopThread(AMX *amx, cell *params)
{
if(ThreadSaves)
{
TerminateThread(ThreadSaves,0);
CloseHandle(ThreadSaves);
ThreadSaves = NULL;
return 1;
}
return 0;
}

VOID OnAmxxDetach()
{
cbThread->UnInstallApiHook();
if(ThreadSaves)
{
TerminateThread(ThreadSaves,0);
CloseHandle(ThreadSaves);
ThreadSaves = NULL;
}
}

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

Thans for share !

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if the result counts more than 100,000

it must be used. :)

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

i 'm compile mysql_amxx error i used vc6 but use mysql the libmysql.lib compile success................................

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

You should report that bug.

Also, linux version ?

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

fix WaitForSingleObject dwMilliseconds not -1

public client_putinserver(id)
{
SQL_ThreadQuery(...);
}

changer maps player join server the thread be wait..... not return...use TerminateThread the API Kill the mysql_amxx threads

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

Can you made it for SQLite?

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

I no use SQLite,,,,sorry

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

Plz, Can someone compile in linux.
or Teach me how to compile module in linux.

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

Using a (virtual) machine running Linux with Makefile.

Re: Fixed SQL_ThreadQuery Server Pause
 

I mean "how to"...
I already have linux(ubuntu).
as I heard, I need some hl sdk, metamod source stuff like that.
Is there any tutorial about this ?
it is not, You can teach me step by step.
or you can share your (vm/vbox) virtual disk file. :)