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# Database Command

{% hint style="danger" %}
This command is considered an *<mark style="color:red;">**ADMIN ONLY**</mark>* command\
Ordinary players should *<mark style="color:red;">**NOT**</mark>* be given access to this command
{% endhint %}

## What does this command do?

This command will show you information on the databases <mark style="color:green;">`(for players and inventories)`</mark>. The information it shows is the status, type of connection, number of players, and number of inventories

## Command Usage

> <mark style="color:orange;">`<>`</mark> = REQUIRED
>
> <mark style="color:blue;">`[]`</mark> = OPTIONAL
>
> Usage: /pet database

## Permissions

| Permission Node       | Description                                                                     |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| pet.commands.database | Grants the player access to run <mark style="color:red;">`/pet database`</mark> |


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