[iceeedr]

I'm having doubts on how to use the 2 affinities at the same time, it may be that I have misunderstood when reading the include.

PHP Code:

/* Sublime AMXX Editor v2.2 */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <sqlx>
#pragma defclasslib sqlite sqlite

#define PLUGIN  "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR  "Author"

public plugin_init()
{
        register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)

        SQL_SetAffinity("sqlite")

        new aff[15]
        SQL_GetAffinity(aff, charsmax(aff))
        server_print("Driver = %s", aff) // Printed Driver = sqlite

        set_task(2.0, "ChangeDriver")
}

public ChangeDriver()
{
        SQL_SetAffinity("sqlx")

        new aff[15]
        SQL_GetAffinity(aff, charsmax(aff))
        server_print("Driver = %s", aff) // Printed Driver = sqlite
} 


[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Just a matter to select the wanted driver. API is the same. SQL_SetAffinity("sqlite") or SQL_SetAffinity("mysql") Now about autoloading module, depending what you want to do. If you want to load only sqlite module, you need to do: #pragma defclasslib sqlx sqlite #include <sqlx> if you want to load both module mysql and sqlite, so to change driver anytime, then: #include "sqlx" #pragma defclasslib sqlite sqlite

[Shadows Adi]

Originally Posted by iceeedr public ChangeDriver() {         SQL_SetAffinity("mysql") // sqlx is not a driver, it's a module         new aff[15]         SQL_GetAffinity(aff, charsmax(aff))         server_print("Driver = %s", aff) // Printed Driver = sqlite }

[iceeedr]

Oops, lack of attention from me, I spent so much time trying to figure out the problem that it went unnoticed, thanks.