Noki Posted February 7, 2015 Share Posted February 7, 2015 (edited) Hello, So, I'm getting an error every time a player disconnects with a high wanted level (getElementData( plr, "wantedPoints" )). It says: (1246) Out of range value for column 'wanted' at row 1 I had a look on stackoverflow.com, and people there suggested to change the column data type to unassigned integer. Maybe a bigint would also work? But that makes no sense, because the wantedLevel element data, will return 4 digit numbers with 3 integers max (2035.432 for example). Here is the code below. There is more to it, but it has no effect on the issue at hand. db = exports.sql:getConnection() function savePlayerData ( thePlayer ) if ( exports.core:getPlayerAccountID( thePlayer ) ) then if ( isPedDead( thePlayer ) ) then armor = 0 else armor = getPedArmor( thePlayer ) end local x, y, z = getElementPosition ( thePlayer ) local playtime = getElementData( thePlayer, "playTime" ) local wantedPoints = getElementData( thePlayer, "wantedPoints" ) local money = getPlayerMoney( thePlayer ) local interior = getElementInterior( thePlayer ) local dimension = getElementDimension( thePlayer ) local rot = getPedRotation( thePlayer ) local occupation = exports.core:getPlayerOccupation( thePlayer ) local team = getTeamName( getPlayerTeam( thePlayer ) ) local id = exports.core:getPlayerAccountID( thePlayer ) if ( playtime ) then dbExec( db, "UPDATE `accounts` SET `money`=?, `health`=?, `armor`=?, `wanted`=?, `x`=?, `y`=?, `z`=?, `interior`=?, `dimension`=?, `rotation`=?, `occupation`=?, `team`=?, `playtime`=? WHERE `id`=?", money, getElementHealth( thePlayer ), armor, wantedPoints, x, y, z, interior, dimension, rot, occupation, team, playtime, id ) else -- don't set playtime to avoid the risk of losing it all dbExec( db, "UPDATE `accounts` SET `money`=?, `health`=?, `armor`=?, `wanted`=?, `x`=?, `y`=?, `z`=?, `interior`=?, `dimension`=?, `rotation`=?, `occupation`=?, `team`=? WHERE `id`=?", money, getElementHealth( thePlayer ), armor, wantedPoints, x, y, z, interior, dimension, rot, occupation, team, id ) end return true else return false end end Edited February 7, 2015 by Guest Link to comment
Noki Posted February 7, 2015 Author Share Posted February 7, 2015 math.round ? Tried it, with no avail. Still produces the same error. Link to comment
Tomas Posted February 7, 2015 Share Posted February 7, 2015 math.round ? Tried it, with no avail. Still produces the same error. Hm, try saving the data as strings. I got it! Execute this sentence. ALTER TABLE `tableName` CHANGE `columnName` `columnName` SMALLINT( 11 ) NOT NULL Link to comment
Noki Posted February 7, 2015 Author Share Posted February 7, 2015 Alright fixed the issue. Looked into the sql resource, turns out it is altering the table to be a smallint, unbeknownst to me. Changed it to an integer. Solved. But thank you anyway, Ares. Link to comment
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