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This commit significantly enhances the `README.md` file, providing comprehensive documentation for the ArmaDragonflyClient.

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*   **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 - Set Key
icon: mdi:file-text-outline
excerpt: Set the value of stored key from DragonflyClient.
---
# dragonfly_db_fnc_set
## Description
Stores a value in the database with the specified key. This function allows saving various data types (arrays, strings, numbers, or booleans) that can be retrieved later using the key.
## Syntax
```sqf
[_key, _data] call dragonfly_db_fnc_set
```
## Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description | Default |
|-----------|----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|---------|
| `_key` | String | Name of the key to store the data under | "" |
| `_data` | Array, String, Number, or Boolean| The value to store in the database | [] |
## Return Value
None. The operation runs asynchronously.
## Examples
### Store a simple array:
```sqf
["playerInventory", ["item1", "item2", "item3"]] call dragonfly_db_fnc_set;
```
### Store player data under their UID:
```sqf
[getPlayerUID player, [name player, getPos player, getAllGear player]] call dragonfly_db_fnc_set;
```
### Call the set function remotely from a client:
```sqf
["serverSetting", [true, 30, "normal"]] remoteExecCall ["dragonfly_db_fnc_set", 2, false];
```
## Notes
- The function validates both the key and data before attempting to store
- If the key already exists, its value will be overwritten
- Complex data structures should be serialized into arrays
- There are no size limits for data, but extremely large values might impact performance
- For structured data, consider using hash tables instead of key-value pairs
## Related Functions
- `dragonfly_db_fnc_get`: Retrieves a value by key
- `dragonfly_db_fnc_delete`: Removes a value by key
- `dragonfly_db_fnc_scheduler`: Processes the callback response
## Links
[Delete Key](delete.md) |
[Get Key](get.md) |
[Set Key](set.md)