Hello! Yes, the problem exists also with DBD::Oracle 1.27. With my test machine, I have checked following environments:
Failed: 11R2, DBD 1.28, DBI-1.613-1.fc14 11R2, DBD 1.27, DBI-1.613-1.fc14 11R2, DBD 1.22, DBI-1.613-1.fc14 11R2, DBD 1.22, DBI-1.607 (RHEL 5.3, 64bit) Ok: 11R1, DBD 1.28, DBI-1.613-1.fc14 11R1, DBD 1.22, DBI-1.613-1.fc14 11R1, DBD 1.22, DBI-1.607 (RHEL 5.3, 64bit) Am Mittwoch, 27. April 2011, 15:53:51 schrieben Sie: > There was some changes on SIG handling in 1.28 (you will have to ask Martin > about the details it was his fix) > > I read your Oracle post. Just to fully remove DBI and DBD::Oracle from the > picture can you try the same code/oracle 11g client but this time use > DBD::Oracle 1.27 > > That would but it all in Oracle's court then > > Cheers > John Scoles > > > From: ulrich.we...@gmx.at > > To: dbi-users@perl.org > > Subject: Oracle 11R2, perl-DBD: eating signal CTRL-C > > Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2011 15:42:40 +0200 > > > > Hello! > > > > I'm new in this list, but I have found a problem, perhaps a bug in perl > > DBD. Please can you look at following link: > > http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=9521449 > > > > I thought of a problem in the oracle-lib, but it may be (also) in DBD. > > Can someone please tell me anything about this behaviour? > > > > greetings > > Ulrich Weiss
