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== Syntax ==
== Syntax ==
To connect a database you need to use something like
To connect a database you need to use something like
 
<source lang=javascript>function onScriptLoad()
<source lang=js>function onScriptLoad()
{
{
     db <- ConnectSQL( "Database.db" );
     db <- ConnectSQL( "Database.db" );
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You can add a table to your database by using the following function that is
You can add a table to your database by using the following function that is


<source lang=js>QuerySQL( db, "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS YOUR_TABLE_NAME( COLUMN1 TEXT, COLUMN2 TEXT )" );</source>
<source lang=javascript>QuerySQL( db, "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS YOUR_TABLE_NAME( COLUMN1 TEXT, COLUMN2 TEXT )" );</source>


The Argument for your column can be used according to what you are storing/inserting to it. If you wished to insert/store a number you can change the TEXT to NUMERIC. If its a text you can use TEXT.
The Argument for your column can be used according to what you are storing/inserting to it. If you wished to insert/store a number you can change the TEXT to NUMERIC. If its a text you can use TEXT.

Revision as of 07:43, 13 February 2016

Usage

To use SQL you need to first download the sqlite plugin from [here]. Once you have downloaded it place the plugin in your plugins folder and load the plugin in your server.cfg by adding a line in plugins that is for 32 bit users it is sqlite04rel32 and for 64 bit users it is sqlite04rel64

Syntax

To connect a database you need to use something like

function onScriptLoad()
{
    db <- ConnectSQL( "Database.db" );
}

Adding tables to your database

You can add a table to your database by using the following function that is

QuerySQL( db, "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS YOUR_TABLE_NAME( COLUMN1 TEXT, COLUMN2 TEXT )" );

The Argument for your column can be used according to what you are storing/inserting to it. If you wished to insert/store a number you can change the TEXT to NUMERIC. If its a text you can use TEXT.