eski2
12-28-2009, 07:37 PM
What about an automatic backup of the db with say date/time stamp, and backups every x minutes ?
I was looking over the NPC editor and I can't see where the faction part of it is? As an example of a need, I've come across a lot of errors in the peq db with faction (e.g. nothing seems to give positive Firiona Vie Inhabitants faction).
Ideally faction for an npc would be chosen by dropdown boxes (maybe combo is too ambitious?). That way, when choosing which faction someone was, the tool would hide the faction id so that the user just sees "Faydarks Champions" or whatever.
Final suggestion: that the changes made could be exportable in a form that other users could see posted to a forum, and decide whether they want it for their server or even incorporated into the main peq db. (e.g. a .pl text file)
I used to program VB back in the version 2 days, over a decade ago(!), but only on a simple level and I haven't done anything to do with databases really.
However I'm supposed to be studying VB.NET in 2010 and i'm pretty sure SQL is part of the training. I can try to help with this or even do it myself given the source code, although i confess to being apprehensive.
I was looking over the NPC editor and I can't see where the faction part of it is? As an example of a need, I've come across a lot of errors in the peq db with faction (e.g. nothing seems to give positive Firiona Vie Inhabitants faction).
Ideally faction for an npc would be chosen by dropdown boxes (maybe combo is too ambitious?). That way, when choosing which faction someone was, the tool would hide the faction id so that the user just sees "Faydarks Champions" or whatever.
Final suggestion: that the changes made could be exportable in a form that other users could see posted to a forum, and decide whether they want it for their server or even incorporated into the main peq db. (e.g. a .pl text file)
I used to program VB back in the version 2 days, over a decade ago(!), but only on a simple level and I haven't done anything to do with databases really.
However I'm supposed to be studying VB.NET in 2010 and i'm pretty sure SQL is part of the training. I can try to help with this or even do it myself given the source code, although i confess to being apprehensive.