Well, first of all, I am doing this on 390(31 bit) not 390x(64 bit) as my
very first email stated.  I've been installing both distro's (390 and
390x) lately and I got confused as to
which one I was working on.
So . . in the beginning . . .
After some googleing, I found a tutorial on the IBM developworks website
for installing the Perl interface(s).  It's a free download but you have
to register to do the down load.
I already had Perl installed.  I followed the steps in it, however, the
tutorial is a little dated.  BTW, I'm using Centos 4.2.  I went to the
Centos RPM directory on my pc and there is a
perl-DBI-1.40-8.s390.rpm,  which I loaded to Linux.  I installed it.  I
don't remember exactly where I had the library problem but I ended up also
installing compat-glibc-headers.etc and compat-glibc-2.3.2.etc  These were
also in the Centos rpm directory on my pc(which I uploaded to linux).  I
also had to install the DB2 Application Development Client.  This is
shipped with/on the DB2 cd and is an option you can select at DB2 install
time or come back later and install it.
Next step was to get DBD.  I found the link for this on linuxvm.org.  The
link took me to the IBM webpage with a link to down load it and the
instructions on how to install it.
I downloaded it and untared.  There are a couple of "readme" type files
that I read first.  I then issued the commands shown on the ibm web page.
I set the DB2_HOME environment variable and then issued the command to
install the DBI module.   That went ok.  The next step was to install the
DBD::DB2 module.  I issued the command shown and it did not complete
cleanly.  After doing some research it seems that the command shown  does
some checking but it also issues the  perl Makefile.PL, make, make test, and 
make install commands.  I issued the perl Makefile.PL and the make command and 
those
completed cleanly.  When I issue the make test command  I get the message
that it can't find a particular file.  As mentioned in a previous email, I
checked to be sure the file, DB2.so was in the proper directory.  It was.
I checked a few other things like permission's and file locations, etc.,
and all of those seemed ok.   I can't figure out why it is giving the
errors.

Steve





Mark Post <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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For now, just a general idea of what was wrong, and what you needed to do
to
fix it.


Mark Post

-----Original Message-----
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Steve Gentry
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 9:05 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: DBI installed, now a DBD install problem


Sorry for the delay in replying.   comcast.net is blocked by our email
system.  I only check my reject log every few days.
Anyway, your emails should get through now.
That being said,  do you want a step by step process (I'll leave out the
each keystroke <g>) or just a generalized  list
of steps.
Steve G.





Mark Post <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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12/20/2005 03:29 PM
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For the edification of others, how was that done?


Mark Post

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Gentry
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 3:24 PM
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I've gotten past my DBI install problem,


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