[SOLVED] NVault and Data Loss - Page 2

Depresie · 09-13-2015 , 19:57 Re: [HELP] NVault and Data Loss

i dont lol, i was thinking that after the data is loaded, the data withing the vault is deleted
anyway thx for the help, im sure this is gonna help and many other people, i have two friends who had the same problem and couldn't find a solution
you are of a great help as always

JusTGo · 09-15-2015 , 13:10 Re: [HELP] NVault and Data Loss

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bugsy

Yes, but nothing will be lost since you closed it after the last save was called. When you close the vault, everything from the journal gets pushed to the vault file and the journal is deleted.

Until you get your crashing issue resolved, use something like this. You do not need to open or close the vault any where else in the plugin, this is an all-in-one.

PHP Code:


			
public nvault_set_safe( const szVaultFile[] , const szKey[] , const szData[] )
{
    new iVault;
    
    if ( ( iVault = nvault_open( szVaultFile ) ) != INVALID_HANDLE )
    {
        nvault_set( iVault , szKey , szData );
        nvault_close( iVault );
    }
    else
    {
        set_fail_state( "Error saving data to vault" );
    }
}

that looks nice but would it effect performance & cpu cause i have some random crashes and want to use this to not lose data.

Depresie · 09-15-2015 , 17:48 Re: [SOLVED] NVault and Data Loss

no, it won't affect cpu and performance

**Bugsy** · 09-15-2015 , 18:19 Re: [SOLVED] NVault and Data Loss

Quote:

Originally Posted by Depresie

no, it won't affect cpu and performance

It does affect performance. I would do this as a last resort and focus on fixing your crashes.

Depresie · *Last edited by Depresie; 09-16-2015 at 00:16.*

isn't the difference insignifiant? i mean it will be called about every 5 minutes... is it that heavy to open and close the a vault?
how big difference it could be on a i5 or i7 cpu?