I went to edit the claim times for my server as usual. Through the database and change the patch.sql so it doesn't overwrite my DB change, then I noticed that this is no longer being controlled in patch.sql. So, everytime the script run its overwriting my changes.
I'm aware I can just remove the SQL file and this won't happen, but this also means I would have to re-edit the DB every time a new patch is dropped. Did they move this functionality to a compiled script so we couldn't change it or am I just overlooking it?
Hello, I was cheking my DB table objects_types and this field type is INT max 255.. its weird because its description is saying it should be on seconds.. Is this correct? How can I change Claim Tines on new version? Thanks
This INT(255) is a mysql data type used for this field. If it is unsigned it has a range from 0 up to 4.294.967.295
And because this field is used for the claim time in seconds you can edit or modfiy all values as you desire as long aas you keep in mind that all values should be read as seconds.
example: Default owner timeout of a large warehouse is 86000. This means 86000 seconds or 24 hours, one day.
Brunoag wrote:Hello, I was cheking my DB table objects_types and this field type is INT max 255.. its weird because its description is saying it should be on seconds.. Is this correct? How can I change Claim Tines on new version? Thanks
I think the claim timers should be updated in either the patch.sql or new.sql files (I forget which one off the top of my head), otherwise once the server restarts it will revert to previous claim times