On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 11:47:12AM +1200, Glen Eustace wrote: > On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 09:32, Tim Bunce wrote: > > Does it make a difference if you swap the order of connects? > > > > I probably can't help more without a stack trace. > > I am not having much success at getting a Stack Trace. > > perl -MDevel::CoreStack -e stack > Executing /usr/ucb/dbx "/usr/local/bin/perl" "core" (where)... > dbx version 3.11.10 > Type 'help' for help. > Core file created by program "perl" > > signal Segmentation fault at >*[., 0x3000182ad58] ldl r1, > 16(r1) > 0 (noname)() [0x3000182ad58] > > /usr/ucb/dbx: fatal error: hit EOF on standard input file > > It doesn't matter which order the connects are in.
If you can try configuring, building, and installing (in a separate directory) a new perl with debugging enabled (see perl's INSTALL file). Then put that perl bin directory at the start of your PATH. Then build and install the DBI and drivers into that new perl instalation. You should then be able to get a more useful stack trace. Tim.
