[Release] Aion DB Manager V1.0

[Hikaru_K]

Aion Database Manager - Beta V1.0

For Aion Unique

Features:

I.- Account Manager
- Create Accounts
- Search Accounts
- Edit some account details (Access Level)
- Delete Accounts
- Navigate existing accounts in the database
- Existing players in current account

II.- Player Manager
- Players details: Name, ID, Gender, Race, Class, Cube Size, Warehouse Size, Level, Experience, Location, Bind

Point, Inventory Items and Quantity (Displays Item ID, Name and Image).
- Search Players
- Edit Player Information and Status: Class, Cube Size, Warehouse Size, Level, Location (Move Players), Bind Point

(Change Bind Point), Items Quantity.
- Add items to the Manager database from http://www.aiondatabse.com (Not to the game: Implementing)
- Item Details (from http://www.aiondatabase.com)

III.- Item Database
- Navigate items in the Manager Database (Not in game database)
- Search Items
- See Item Details (from http://www.aiondatabase.com)

This is it for now. I'm planning some other features. (I appreciate suggestions)


DOWNLOAD

Ver 1.01 (Small fixes. Added accounts and players count)

Aion Database Manager (5.97 MB) from MediaFire: http://www.mediafire.com/?jyynymk4ntg
Feel free to add mirrors.

Test the application, I took care of many details, but I'm a human, so expect exceptions xD.

Have fun!

Main Menu


Account Manager


Create Accounts


Player Manager


Player Manager Inventory Missing Item Add Button (Aion DB Manager Missing Item into the local Database)


Add Missing Items


Teleport Player

[MentaL]

[Hikaru_K]

Installation:

I'm using Windows XP, and assuming you already have your Aion Server Installed including the databases with the

default names (au_server_gs and au_server_ls)

You need to install this software first in order to use this Editor: (All mandatory) (Skip this if you

already have them)

- Microsoft Access (The version I'm using to work on this is Access 2003, I haven't tested the functionality

with other versions, but it should work with Access 2000, 2003 or 2007) Test it.
- MySQL Connector (ODBC Driver for MySQL): http://www.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/
- Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML) 3.0:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

After you install all this, you need to create 2 System DSN entries to link MS Access with the Aion Databases

(au_server_gs and au_server_ls)

You have to create them with this names.

AionGS
AionLS

Go to you windows Control Panel -->> Administrative Tools -->> Data Sources (ODBC)

Follow the images for a HOW TO:








Once you got all the software installed and created the system DSN, you can proceed to Install Aion DB

Manager. Use the installer provided (test it!) Report any issues please!
In the installation process it will ask you to install DBpix (Install it with the default values) and will ask you

to import a value into the registry for DBpix (Import it). Finish the installation.
DBpix is an utility for MS Access to interact with the images in the database. (To add images into the items

database)

That's it

Open the Aion Database Manager, and test it!

[BUDS4EVER]

good man the best manager o/ thnks.

[mikiey]

nice work ....

but would u mind to give us some guide to make this connected to our mysql with ip address permission not localhost, i did reload all the privilege inside mysql but still can't connect. My AION box is made with linux and remoting server from my windows pc via ssh...

again i said thanks

[Hikaru_K]

nice work ....

but would u mind to give us some guide to make this connected to our mysql with ip address permission not localhost, i did reload all the privilege inside mysql but still can't connect. My AION box is made with linux and remoting server from my windows pc via ssh...

again i said thanks

Where are your databases located, inside your windows box or your linux box?

What MySQL Manager where you using to navigate your databases?

I mean if you are using e.g., Navicat you just need to add the same information you use inside Navicat to connect to the database. Your host name

Your MySQL listens from?

This tool shouldn't care about that, as long as you use the Data Sources Names correctly AionGS and AionLS

In your DSN connection:

Data Source Name: AionGS (or AionLS)
Description: Your description
Server: Where your MySQL server listens from
User: root (or your custom user)
Password: Your password
Database: Select Your Database (e.g. au_server_gs)

And click the button Test and if its says successfull connectionm it should work.

Try this and tell me about your results.

[Eid]

does not appear to work with access 2007 on win7 x64, missing or broken msxml.dll Looks like a great program for those it will work for!

[Hikaru_K]

does not appear to work with access 2007 on win7 x64, missing or broken msxml.dll Looks like a great program for those it will work for!

Try this msxml into your system32 folder

http://www.mediafire.com/?1gojnznmwny

[Eid]

Thanks, one error down. now it wont connect to AionGS or AionLS but its closer :)

[Hikaru_K]

Thanks, one error down. now it wont connect to AionGS or AionLS but its closer :)

I'm not sure about this, I haven't tested under any 64bit OS. Are you using MySQL odbc for 64bits right?

If you are using Access 2007 you'll probably have to allow this program to start. I don't know if this is the case but access by default blocks applications. I think access 2007 gives you a message about this.

Can you attach screenshots of your error messages?

[Eid]

yes the obdc is 64bit, yes it asks and i allow access, and here is a screenshot of the error when it opens the manager screen closes leaving access open in the background

[Hikaru_K]

yes the obdc is 64bit, yes it asks and i allow access, and here is a screenshot of the error when it opens the manager screen closes leaving access open in the background

Try this: uninstall your MySQL ODBC connector and re install it, then tell what happens.

[Eid]

Done, and same message

[Hikaru_K]

Done, and same message

Ok I did some research. The odbc connections of this tool are not compatible with a 64 bit OS by default.

There's a workaround involving the redirection of the 32bit odbc driver in your Data Sources Administrator.

Read here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/942976

or here:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...b-7fc454012f91

I don't have a 64 OS right now, I'm afraid I can't test this. If you can solve this issue, let me know.

[Daffchilly]

Works great for me! Thanks!
Keep up the great work!
Cheers~

[ALEKSSOFT]

good man