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# database

5Code Loadouts uses oxmysql and manages its schema for you.

## Automatic setup

On first server start, the script creates all required tables. No manual SQL is needed for a standard install.

## Tables

| Table                    | Purpose                                             |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- |
| `loadouts_configs`       | Stored loadout definitions (units, items, deposits) |
| `loadouts_deployments`   | Active and historical deployments per officer       |
| `loadouts_activity`      | In-game activity log (deploy / return / emergency)  |
| `loadouts_settings`      | Live settings managed from the in-game UI           |
| `loadouts_grade_units`   | Grade → unit access mapping                         |
| `loadouts_equipment_vip` | Per-equipment VIP overrides                         |

## Optional manual import

If you prefer to provision the schema yourself, the SQL file shipped with the resource can be imported manually before first start. After that, the script will detect existing tables and skip creation.

{% hint style="info" %}
Upgrading from an earlier version? The script checks the schema on boot and adds any new columns automatically. Always back up your database before upgrading.
{% endhint %}


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