How to Create offduty / onduty jobs / grades example
-- Jobs Table-- Format: (job_name, label, whitelisted)-- job_name: Unique identifier for the job.-- label: Display name for the job.-- whitelisted: 0 for non-whitelisted, 1 for whitelisted (restricted access).INSERT INTO`jobs` (`name`, `label`, `whitelisted`) VALUES-- job 1 ('offpolice', 'Off Duty Police', 0), ('police', 'LSPD', 0),-- job 2 ('offambulance', 'Off Duty Doctor', 0), ('ambulance', 'LSMD', 0),-- Job Grades Table-- Each job_name should have a corresponding off-duty version (e.g., 'police' and 'offpolice').-- Format: (id, job_name, grade, name, label, salary, skin_male, skin_female)-- id: Unique identifier for each grade entry.-- job_name: The name of the job associated with this grade.-- grade: The rank level within the job (e.g., 0, 1, 2).-- name: Internal identifier for the grade.-- label: Display name for the grade.-- salary: The salary for the grade level.-- skin_male, skin_female: JSON objects defining male and female skins for the grade (use '{}' if not defined).INSERT INTO`job_grades` (`id`, `job_name`, `grade`, `name`, `label`, `salary`, `skin_male`, `skin_female`) VALUES-- grade 1 (1, 'police', 3, 'advance', 'Advance', 1000, '{}', '{}'), (2, 'offpolice', 3, 'advanced', 'Advance OFF DUTY', 20, '{}', '{}'),-- grade 2 (3, 'police', 2, 'constable', 'Constable', 0, '{}', '{}'), (4, 'offpolice', 2, 'constable', 'Constable OFF DUTY', 10, '{}', '{}'),