Level Over 150

[fiestanerd69]

Using ollydbg if you look in the zone.exe for a procedure or something to do with the fact that you are kicked from the zone because you have a high level than 150 and then replace that with NOP's so it doesn't kick you or edit the level limit? That's what I first though when I saw your jeff972's post.

I'll have a look but I doubt I could find it because I am not good at asm or ollydbg.

[jeff972]

Using ollydbg if you look in the zone.exe for a procedure or something to do with the fact that you are kicked from the zone because you have a high level than 150 and then replace that with NOP's so it doesn't kick you or edit the level limit? That's what I first though when I saw your jeff972's post.

I'll have a look but I doubt I could find it because I am not good at asm or ollydbg.

I hope you'll find something... because tbh, for my part , i don't even know what's those things.

[NvrGnaStp]

BigInt's 8 bytes and the max value is 9223372036854775807, and that is 19 digits.

THE SQL IS PREVENTING MORE THAN 8 DIGITS not the datatype -/-

[Dioxide]

THE SQL IS PREVENTING MORE THAN 8 DIGITS not the datatype -/-

Relax. I mentioned the data type's byte size to see if you meant bytes and not digits. Explain to me how SQL is preventing you to put a number bigger than 8 digits when it can go up to 19 digits, because I have absolutely no idea of what you're trying to say.

[Myth]

[Cyndaquil]

Go burn in hell...

[NvrGnaStp]

Relax. I mentioned the data type's byte size to see if you meant bytes and not digits. Explain to me how SQL is preventing you to put a number bigger than 8 digits when it can go up to 19 digits, because I have absolutely no idea of what you're trying to say.

The SQL data type can handle a number of like... 983,745,938,475,394 but the SQL is only allowing up to 8 digits, 99,999,999 by a rule defined in the SQL. Meaning you cant go higher than 99,999,999 unless you change that rule.

[Dioxide]

The SQL data type can handle a number of like... 983,745,938,475,394 but the SQL is only allowing up to 8 digits, 99,999,999 by a rule defined in the SQL. Meaning you cant go higher than 99,999,999 unless you change that rule.

Oh that's why I can go higher than 99,999,999. Makes sense. Why would SQL Server limit a datatype to anything less than its original limit?

[Myth]

Me no understand, wai deez argumentz ova' nuffin'.

Get@Lvl255; haz nuffin' 2dowit da deebee, st0p de argumentz plz n tankx.

[jeff972]

Me no understand, wai deez argumentz ova' nuffin'.

Get@Lvl255; haz nuffin' 2dowit da deebee, st0p de argumentz plz n tankx.

yeah i know but

What he's trying to say is that there's some ASM involved, and it isn't the easiest task to do for a beginner. :)

that's why i almost forewent