Dbquery.exe

An application for sending commands to the DBServer. DBServer listens on port 6997 by default.

Usage: bin\dbquery.exe [arguments]

Arguments

`-charactertransfer`	See characterTransfer.c for some hilarious surprises!
`-cookie`
`-db <host>`	Specifies a remote host the DBServer is running on. Accepts DNS name or IP address. Default: localhost.
`-dbquery <query>`	Implies `-noencrypt`, `-nopigs` and `-silent`. See list of arguments.
`-getcharacter "<name>"`	Gets a character from the DBServer and outputs it to stdout. Implies `-noencrypt`, `-nopigs` and `-silent`.
`-nodebug`
`-noencrypt`	Do not use encryption
`-nopigs`	Don't load any pigg files; use only loose files on the filesystem when necessary.
`-notimeout`
`-packetdebug`
`-putcharacter [file] \| < file`	Puts a character into the database via DBServer. Implies `-noencrypt`, `-nopigs` and `-silent`.
`-querysgleaders <string>`	Probably queries to display the list of super group leaders when the supergroup is loaded.
`-restorecharacter "<name>"`	Probably restores a character from backup?
`-silent`	Produces cleaner output
`-tcp [number]`	Specify TCP port when connecting to DBServer, default 6997
`-templates`
`-tsr2`
`-tsr3`
`-udp [number]`	Specify UDP port when connecting to DBServer, default 6997
`-verbose`

dbquery.exe -getcharacter "Name">file.txt
dbquery.exe -putcharacter file.txt

dbquery -db 10.5.0.144 -getcharacter "Aleena"