Fix the Migration_MoreFirstLoginStuff queries from rtldg/sqldumb (surely.. hopefully..)

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rtldg 2025-05-16 07:09:29 +00:00
parent 91ca6a7ea9
commit b29cc54d0b

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@ -715,24 +715,24 @@ public void ApplyMigration_MoreFirstLoginStuff()
{
FormatEx(query, sizeof(query),
"UPDATE %susers JOIN ( \
SELECT auth, `time`, FLOOR(MIN(`date`) - `time`) as min_date \
SELECT auth, MIN(FLOOR(`date` - `time`)) as min_date \
FROM %splayertimes \
WHERE `date` > 1188518400 \
GROUP BY auth \
) as pt ON %susers.auth = pt.auth \
SET firstlogin = FLOOR(pt.min_date - pt.time) \
SET firstlogin = pt.min_date \
WHERE firstlogin <= 0;",
gS_SQLPrefix, gS_SQLPrefix, gS_SQLPrefix
);
AddQueryLog(trans, query);
FormatEx(query, sizeof(query),
"UPDATE %susers JOIN ( \
SELECT auth, `time`, FLOOR(MIN(`date`) - `time`) as min_date \
SELECT auth, MIN(FLOOR(`date` - `time`)) as min_date \
FROM %splayertimes \
WHERE `date` > 1188518400 \
GROUP BY auth \
) as pt ON %susers.auth = pt.auth \
SET firstlogin = LEAST(firstlogin, FLOOR(pt.min_date - pt.time)) \
SET firstlogin = LEAST(firstlogin, pt.min_date) \
WHERE firstlogin > 0;",
gS_SQLPrefix, gS_SQLPrefix, gS_SQLPrefix
);
@ -741,9 +741,9 @@ public void ApplyMigration_MoreFirstLoginStuff()
else // sqlite & postgresql use the same syntax here
{
FormatEx(query, sizeof(query),
"UPDATE %susers SET firstlogin = FLOOR(pt.min_date - pt.time) \
"UPDATE %susers SET firstlogin = pt.min_date \
FROM ( \
SELECT auth, time, MIN(date) as min_date \
SELECT auth, MIN(FLOOR(date - time)) as min_date \
FROM %splayertimes \
WHERE date > 1188518400 \
GROUP BY auth \
@ -753,9 +753,9 @@ public void ApplyMigration_MoreFirstLoginStuff()
);
AddQueryLog(trans, query);
FormatEx(query, sizeof(query),
"UPDATE %susers SET firstlogin = MIN(firstlogin, FLOOR(pt.min_date - pt.time)) \
"UPDATE %susers SET firstlogin = MIN(firstlogin, pt.min_date) \
FROM ( \
SELECT auth, time, MIN(date) as min_date \
SELECT auth, MIN(FLOOR(date - time)) as min_date \
FROM %splayertimes \
WHERE date > 1188518400 \
GROUP BY auth \