Have you run 'ppm describe Test-Simple' to confirm that that is what
you actually have (or perl -MTest::Simple -e "print
$Test::Simple::VERSION" )? I can't confirm on my laptop that
Test-Simple was put in before or together with DBI, but this is a way
you can confirm that it's actually on yours.
Jeff
On 10/4/06, Lisa Goldsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My company is including the installation of the DBD-Oracle and DBI Perl
packages as part of the next scheduled release of our software, which is
bundled with ActivePerl 5.8.3. We need to be able to install our software
on machines that do *not* have internet access, and as part of the install I
have a DOS batch file that turns off searching the ActiveState Repository:
call %1\ppm3.bat rep add xycd %2
call %1\ppm3.bat rep off ActiveState PPM2 Repository
call %1\ppm3.bat rep off ActiveState Package Repository
for %%f in (*.ppd) do call %1\ppm3.bat install %%f > %1\%%f.log 2>&1
call %1\ppm3.bat rep on ActiveState PPM2 Repository
call %1\ppm3.bat rep on ActiveState Package Repository
call %1\ppm3.bat rep delete xycd
However, I then get an error during the install of DBI that "Package
'Test-Simple' not found; use 'Search' first." I find this puzzling as
version .47 of Test-Simple that is installed as part of the 5.8.3
installation, and the DBI.ppd file is (if I'm understanding this correctly)
version .4 or greater:
<DEPENDENCY NAME="Test-Simple" VERSION="0,4,0,0" />
Has anyone else run into this? Do I need to install a different version of
Test-Simple?
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