Would it be??
game.Players.LocalPlayer:SaveString(game.Workspace.Part)
game.Players.LocalPlayer:LoadString(game.Workspace.Part)
I need an exact answer.
BUT: Sense it's saying "String" is that only for strings also???
COMMUNITY QUESTION
What functions are used to create a database?
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Data Persistence has a function called SaveInstance and LoadInstance much like the string function I explained earlier, heres the link Data Persistence
game.Players.umeh:SaveInstance("InstanceNameToCallUpon",game.Workspace.Part)
game.Players.umeh:LoadInstance("InstanceNameToCallUpon"):clone().Parent = game.Workspace
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Are you kidding me?
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Do not use Data Persistence!
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Do not downvote an answer based on your own opinion. The question was about Data Persistence (Hence the 'SaveString' and 'LoadString'), therefore this is a legitimate answer.
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@Redbulluse, @jacktaylor, @Narrev. Data Persistence is sufficient with the Asker's question, as he wants to save an instance which DataStore does not provide. A possible argument is you could save the instance as a string to DataStore, however, it may be complicated to do for a new or amateur scripter without use of premodern code or function (Stravant's Instance Save API).
Everything you are looking for (including example code) can be found here.
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DataPersistence is deprecated, fyi.