The progressive release of Corrade has built-in support for SQLite databases such that each configured group can manipulate their own database. Corrade allows for scripts (such as LSL scripts, or out-of-world scripts written in other languages) to directly send SQL commands that will run against a database configured for the calling group.
The template presented here makes use of the database command, given database permissions, in order to create a table in which visitors on a region will be recorded and queried.
database permission granted for a group.
The script uses a notecard called configuration that is stored in the same primitive as the script.
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The configuration notecard will have to be changed appropriately to reflect the settings of the Corrade scripted agent.
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