[Shadows Adi]

Hello,

If I have a plugin that is saving data in nvault format, can I make a separate plugin that takes the data from nvault from the other plugin and puts it in a mysql database and from there a site takes the data to display it?

A firend asks to write this for him.

[Bugsy]

Yes, you would use nvault utility to read all data from the vault and write to the database tables

[Shadows Adi]

Thanks for answer.

[Rohanlogs]

Originally Posted by Bugsy Yes, you would use nvault utility to read all data from the vault and write to the database tables

How about the queries if there are many entries? Like thousands?
If you loop through all of the nvault data and execute a query on every loop I'm pretty sure the server will crash.
I'm not aware of any mass query transaction func in amxx, sourcemod has it.
You could try stacked queries but idk if amxx can handle it.

However before any sweaty searching I could help you doing something like saving all the data in a .txt file and use Python to query them into the database.

[Shadows Adi]

My friend has a plugin that stores the data in nvault (he doesn't have the source code) he wants a plugin that takes the data from nvault of the other plugin and uploads them in a database, where they can be displayed on a website

[Bugsy]

I would recommend converting the plugin to use a database instead of nVault. This will be more efficient than using nvault and transferring data to the database to be consumed by the website.