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+Suppose your primary db is called "world", and you have another db called "world2". By running world_merge_xxx.sql you can copy some spawn points which do not exist in "world" from "world2" to "world".
+
+If you want to apply a update pack to "world", first run world_remove_merged_xxx to remove the merged spawn points of "world2" from "world", then apply update packet, then re-apply world_merge_xxx.sql. Make sure to do that clean up every time you use a update pack on "world" or "world2". Otherwise your db will be messed up.
+
+Do not use these sql unless you can understand them.
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diff --git a/sql/tools/world_merge_db/world_merge_creature.sql b/sql/tools/world_merge_db/world_merge_creature.sql
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+DROP TABLE IF EXISTS merge_creature;
+
+CREATE TABLE merge_creature
+(guid_new INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY)
+SELECT * FROM world2.creature WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT id FROM creature);
+
+ALTER TABLE merge_creature ADD INDEX guid (guid);
+
+UPDATE merge_creature SET guid = guid_new + (SELECT MAX(guid) FROM creature);
+
+ALTER TABLE merge_creature DROP COLUMN guid_new;
+
+INSERT creature SELECT * FROM merge_creature;
diff --git a/sql/tools/world_merge_db/world_remove_merged_creature.sql b/sql/tools/world_merge_db/world_remove_merged_creature.sql
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+DELETE FROM creature WHERE guid IN (SELECT guid FROM merge_creature);
+DROP TABLE IF EXISTS merge_creature;