Writable tables vs Save attributes.
Doguz
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I haven't used 93 yet because of the few horror stories I read here, but am I right by saying that if you write an attribute (example is a score) to a table, you don't need to save attribute/load attribute anymore. It's there until you unwrite it or over write it. Or do you still need to 'save table' -'load table' ???
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EatingMyHat Posts: 1,246
You still need to save if you write to a table. As for what to use, it really depends on your use case. If you have many attributes that you save doing it with a table will save you a bunch of load/save, if you have only one attribute to save - just use an attribute.
As for 'horror stories', there are some bugs that were identified and a hot fix which is coming. Read the details and decide if you are impacted or not. Just keep in mind that people never post 'all ok, nothing to report' threads... if it is posted, it is about an issue, so sometimes there is a perception that everything is bad.
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Just found it in the cookbook. Thanks.