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feat: convert character ids to 64 bits (#1878)

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* feat: convert character ids to 64 bits

remove all usages of the PERSISTENT bit with regards to storing of playerIDs on the server.  the bit does not exist and was a phantom in the first place.
Tested that a full playthrough of ag, ns and gf was still doable.  slash commands work, ugc works, friends works, ignore list works, properties work and have names, teaming works.
migrating an old mysql database works . need to test an old sqlite database

* fix sqlite migration

* remove nd specific column migration
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David Markowitz
2025-09-18 23:12:23 -07:00
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parent 68f2e2dee2
commit 6389876c6e
56 changed files with 327 additions and 270 deletions
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dDatabase/GameDatabase/MySQL/Tables/CharXml.cpp
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#include "MySQLDatabase.h"
std::string MySQLDatabase::GetCharacterXml(const uint32_t charId) {
std::string MySQLDatabase::GetCharacterXml(const LWOOBJID charId) {
auto result = ExecuteSelect("SELECT xml_data FROM charxml WHERE id = ? LIMIT 1;", charId);
if (!result->next()) {
@@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ std::string MySQLDatabase::GetCharacterXml(const uint32_t charId) {
return result->getString("xml_data").c_str();
}
void MySQLDatabase::UpdateCharacterXml(const uint32_t charId, const std::string_view lxfml) {
void MySQLDatabase::UpdateCharacterXml(const LWOOBJID charId, const std::string_view lxfml) {
ExecuteUpdate("UPDATE charxml SET xml_data = ? WHERE id = ?;", lxfml, charId);
}
void MySQLDatabase::InsertCharacterXml(const uint32_t characterId, const std::string_view lxfml) {
void MySQLDatabase::InsertCharacterXml(const LWOOBJID characterId, const std::string_view lxfml) {
ExecuteInsert("INSERT INTO `charxml` (`id`, `xml_data`) VALUES (?,?)", characterId, lxfml);
}