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# Four Easy Steps to setting your server level.
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So you want to take your server to the next level? There are a lot of old posts about this, and the ones Google likes to show are all missing a crucial detail. There are four variables that contain this data. They are all in the rule_values table. I don't see a page for this, so here it goes.
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_In this example I'm setting the Max Level to 100; change this value as needed._
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**1)** Open a MySQL Admin tool (Heidi, OmniDB, MySQL Workbench, etc.) and connect to the eqemu database for your server.
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**2)** Run the following SQL Statements:
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`UPDATE eqemu.rule_values SET rule_value = 100 WHERE rule_name = "Character:MaxLevel"`
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`UPDATE eqemu.rule_values SET value = 100 WHERE rule_name = "Character:MaxExpLevel"`
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**3)** Verify
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`SELECT * FROM rule_values WHERE rule_name = "Character:MaxLevel" OR rule_name = "Character:MaxExpLevel"`
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You should have 4 records returned. If everything looks correct, proceed to step 4.
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**4)** Restart your server.
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_Thanks to Akkadius for the clue on multiple variables._
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