Vale te diria que reestructures tu pregunta. Piensa que el primer método sirve para algo y el segundo sirve para otra cosa. El primero sirve para almacenarlo de una forma "permanente" que no se vacie al reiniciar el script. El segundo sirve para acceder de forma directa y optimizada sin hacer tanto dbQuery. O sea que tienes que usar los dos.
Yeah, but you didn't talk about author rights. Although that's pretty unprofessional attitude. Next time try to get the author rights or make your own scripts.
Don't be sick please, remember that you've bought the scripts not the author rights. He can do everything he wants with his script because he has the author rights and you don't. Next time be sure that you buy that rights please.
You could make a function like this.
local _S = { "false", "nil", "true" }
function convertThem( key, _type )
if ( _type == 1 ) then
_S[ key ] = false
elseif ( _type == 2 ) then
_S[ key ] = nil
elseif ( _type == 3 ) then
_S[ key ] = true
end
end
convertThem( 1, 1 )