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Gets information from the database; <list id> specifies type, while <container id> specifies what. |
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Puts information into the database; <list id> specifies type, while <container id> specifies what. |
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Finds a container ID based on a property name and its value. |
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I have heard that this does not actually shut down the dbserver cleanly. |
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If you don't specify an argument, DBServer will return a help page including a three-column table. The first column indicates how many objects DBServer is caching, the second column is a friendly english name for that list of objects, and the third column is its ID.
Lists
List ID | Name |
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1 | maps |
2 | launchers |
3 | Ents |
4 | Doors |
5 | Teamups |
6 | Supergroups |
7 | <unknown> |
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9 | Taskforces |
10 | Petitions |
11 | CrashedMaps |
12 | MapGroups |
13 | ArenaEvents |
14 | ArenaPlayers |
15 | BaseRaids |
16 | Base |
17 | statserver_SupergroupStats |
18 | ItemsOfPower |
19 | ItemOfPowerGames |
20 | Offline |
21 | ServerApps |
22 | SGRaidInfos |
23 | MiningAccumulator |
24 | LevelingPacts |
25 | <unknown> |
26 | Leagues |
27 | EventHistory |
28 | AutoCommands |
29 | ShardAccounts |
Example Commands
dbquery -dbquery -get 29 3
Output:
started 2019-04-30 10:50:40 Starting: dbquery -db 10.5.0.144 -dbquery -get 29 3 AuthName "Auroris" WasVIP 1 Quitting: dbquery -db 10.5.0.144 -dbquery -get 29 3