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mysql module new problem in 0.1.0 - Baster - 12.07.2017 Hi. The problem in version 0.1.0 Return bad strings. Must return "id" "enter" "pass". Return (example): 50, 48, 46 ... There are no such values in the database in this order and quantity at all. In the old version of the module for dev 8 everything works fine. local query = mysql_query(Server_handler, "SELECT * FROM `player_cred` WHERE `player_name` = '"+getPlayerName(pid)+"' "); local row = mysql_fetch_row(query); foreach(b in row) print(b); RE: mysql module new problem in 0.1.0 - Osmith - 12.07.2017 I do not quite understand what the problem is. local query = mysql_query(Server_handler, "SELECT * FROM `player_cred` WHERE `player_name` = '"+getPlayerName(pid)+"' "); local row = mysql_fetch_assoc(query); print(row["id"]); print(row["enter"]); print(row["pass"]); RE: mysql module new problem in 0.1.0 - Baster - 12.07.2017 I also tried using mysql_fetch_assoc. Same. The problem is that the variable "string" will contain incomprehensible data. I do not know where they come from. Just a bunch of int values. In this case, the "insert" work normal, and "select" returns bad data. And in the old version of the module for dev 8 everything worked fine Good. The problem is solved in part. Mysql_fetch_assoc is working fine. The first time I made a mistake with the headlines. But mysql_fetch_row still does not work, as in the old version. I will use _assoc |