Just in case this helps anyone else.
I've just tried DBD::mysql for the first time and it failed to compile with gcc
2.95.3. It appears there are functions in dbdimp.c which declare variables
after code in:
1. dbd_st_prepare, code in #if before searchptr etc declared:
{
int i;
SV **svp;
oops, forgot to say this was the DBD::mysql developers release 3.0002_3.
Martin
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Martin J. Evans
Easysoft Ltd, UK
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On 02-Nov-2005 Martin J. Evans wrote:
Just in case this helps anyone else.
I've just tried DBD::mysql for the first time and it failed to compile with
gcc
When I use your version, everything is kosher. When I use the AS version, I
get:
DBI connect('ellprd','ellipse',...) failed: ERROR
OCINlsEnvironmentVariableGet(OCI_NLS_CHARSET_ID) Check ORACLE_HOME and NLS
settings etc. at wkoarpt.pl line 34
Robert
Martin J. Evans wrote:
Martin,
Thanks much!
I'll be rolling a 3.0002_4 dev release really soon with this fix, also
with multi-result set support.
Kind regards,
Patrick
oops, forgot to say this was the DBD::mysql developers release 3.0002_3.
Martin
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Martin J. Evans
Easysoft Ltd, UK
I'm trying to install DBD-Informix-2005.02 and perl Makefile.PL fails
on esqltest with an undefined symbol. You can see the perl/DBI/OS info
in the output below. Informix version is 9.40.HC5. I've tried to run
with INFORMIXSERVER set to an onsoctcp connection and a onipcshm. Both
failed
Can you compile a 'simple' esql/c program and run it, using the compiler
with which you are trying to build DBD::Informix? I am assuming this is
the same compiler which built your version of Perl.
As to your note, I'd recommend 'upgrading' your version of Perl. My life
got much easier when I
I have no control over that ;)
Jeff
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Subject: Re: DBD::Oracle for ActiveState Perl.
Is there a way that you can talk to them to make
Hi all,
I am a new member of this group and I am currently working by
connecting database to Perl.The following are the steps that I followed for
making Perl code connect to the database.
1. Brought the ppm command prompt.
2. Installed DBI.
3. Installed DBD:Oracle.
When I
