Trying to call ply:Health() in OnPlayerDisconnected hook

[Inevitibility]

So I'm calling the hook "OnPlayerDisconnected" server side and I know it is indeed responding because it will react to print() statements.

My problem is that when I call ply:Health(), it returns nothing. I am trying to have their health put into a database so that when they return, their health is saved.

I can call their name and steamid in this hook but their health just isn't kicking back. I've accomplished this in the past but I forgot how. I'm pretty damn sure this is how I did it before but apparently not.

print(ply:Health()) doesn't do anything. I speculated that perhaps once the player is considered gone that the health is dropped, but the name would be too. Sort of confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[c👌de_g🎷]

Post your code.

[Inevitibility]

hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", "PlayerDisconnected", function( ply )
	print(ply:Health) -- I put this here to see if maybe my database functions were taking too long and maybe by the end of the function the player was considered gone and I could no longer use the player entity or something, but it wont work here either.
	MsgC( Color( 0, 0, 255 ), "Player " .. ply:Name() .. " has disconnected from the server. (SID " .. ply:SteamID() .. ")\n" ) -- This statement does work.
	local tab = database_retrievechar( ply, ply.chardata.id ) -- I used a PrintTable() earlier to make sure that "tab" was being loaded with the correct table, and it is. 
	tab.health = ply:Health() -- PROBLEM IS RIGHT HERE
	print(ply:Health) -- Just here to see if ply:Health() was working at all and it isn't. 
	database_savechar( ply, tab ) -- This is updating the database, but the "health" key isn't changing.
end )

database_retrievechar() and database_savechar() are both functional. I have used ply:Health() in the clientside code for my HUD but not anywhere serverside other than this. It works clientside.

[AIX-Who]

ply:Health has no args, make sure it is ply:Health()

[Rubat]

-late-

[Inevitibility]

Roger. That was messing it up somehow. It was working actually and I had another function messed up. Missing the args on the ply:Health() for the print statement led me to believe the function was messed up.

Thanks for the help. I probably would have never found it. Hooah.