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This commit significantly enhances the `README.md` file, providing comprehensive documentation for the ArmaDragonflyClient. Key changes: * **Detailed Function Categories:** Categorized functions for better organization (Core, Basic Data Operations, Hash Operations, List Operations). * **Usage Examples:** Added clear and concise usage examples for basic operations, hash operations (context and ID-specific), and list operations. * **Function Documentation Structure:** Outlined the structure for individual function documentation. * **License Information:** Updated the license information.
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title: ArmaDragonflyClient - Save DB
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icon: mdi:file-text-outline
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excerpt: Save DB to disc.
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---
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# dragonfly_db_fnc_save
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## Description
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Saves the entire database to disk storage. This function persists all data (key-value pairs, hash tables, and lists) to a file, allowing it to be retrieved later even after server restart.
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## Syntax
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```sqf
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[] call dragonfly_db_fnc_save
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```
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## Parameters
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None. The function saves the database without any parameters.
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## Return Value
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None. The operation runs synchronously and saves the database immediately.
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## Examples
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### Save the database without creating a backup:
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```sqf
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[] call dragonfly_db_fnc_save;
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```
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### Call the save function remotely from a client:
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```sqf
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[] remoteExecCall ["dragonfly_db_fnc_save", 2, false];
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```
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## Notes
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- This function should be called periodically to ensure data persistence
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- Saving is a resource-intensive operation, so it shouldn't be called too frequently
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- Consider saving before mission end or during low-activity periods
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## Related Functions
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None.
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## Links
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None. |