[sim242]

Hey, I've never made a plugin that uses SQL before and thus I'm experiencing what I assume is a few minor problems here and there. Most of it I've been able to work out myself but this I'm a bit confused on.

In the SQL_TQuery function it has an any:data parameter that allows extra data to be passed to the callback. I wanted to know if it was possible to pass more than 1 piece of extra data. Reason being I need to pass the client index as well as an argument from a user command but can only pass one..

Any help appreciated

[Impact123]

You want to use a datapack for this. Here's is an example for timers, but the idea is the same. Just be sure to close its handle in the callback when you're done with it.
Another thing, please don't pass client indexes to asynchronous functions, use a client serial and convert it back to an index in the callback.

[xf117]

if second argument is just an int, you can pass them both as one interger. Considering each of them fit in int16

[sim242]

Originally Posted by Impact123 You want to use a datapack for this. Here's is an example for timers, but the idea is the same. Just be sure to close its handle in the callback when you're done with it. Another thing, please don't pass client indexes to asynchronous functions, use a client serial and convert it back to an index in the callback.

Thanks for the help, especially the links as they were extremely helpful. I've now used a datapack to achieve what I want and it works exactly as expected

Also I changed it so instead of passing the client index I pass the client serial. Can I ask why this is so important with asynchronous functions?

[seekenz]

Because during executing asynchronous function player can quit the game. And in his place another player can enter.
So after executing asynchronous function index can point on another player.

[sim242]

Originally Posted by seekenz Because during executing asynchronous function player can quit the game. And in his place another player can enter. So after executing asynchronous function index can point on another player.

Ahhh very true, I didn't think about that. Thanks for explaining