Sylvain, Are you using threads anywhere? It might help if you posted the script.
In theory, if you are not using threads, fork, etc, you shouldn't have a problem, but that's in theory, of course. I don't have ISLIodbc nor the RedPoint SnmpQL to test with. I do test on a multiprocessor linux and NT machine, though. Jeff > > Hi everybody, > > we are running an application which uses all of the > packages listed > below: > > Solaris 8 (sparc) > perl v5.6.1 > DBI-1.201 > DBD-Oracle-1.12 > DBD-ODBC-0.32 > ISLIodbc ODBC (Open DataBase Connectivity) Driver Manager (sparc) > 2.11,REV=1.0 > RedPoint SnmpQL > > > Everything works fine when there is only one CPU in the > machine. Recently > we added a second > CPU and the script which uses DBD-ODBC started to core dump (Bus > Error and > Segmentation Fault). > The problem seems to be intermittent because it doesn't happen on each row > during the fetch. > > > $ modemreg mo-bg0 > 2002/02/28 05:30:02 > SRVGRP Up Cell Serial Etat TID Rx Tx REG TIME ARBOR NOM > ------ -- -------- -------- ---- ---- ---- -- ----------- > --------- ---------------------- > > MV1018 47 MV-JB0 26086492 ON* 291 -9 50 216:49:11 > MV1018 47 MV-JB0 35611686 ON* 1073 3 42 216:44:09 > MV1018 47 MV-JB0 35663087 ON 1117 2 33 216:43:18 > Segmentation Fault(coredump) > > $ modemreg mo-bg0 > 2002/02/28 05:36:02 > SRVGRP Up Cell Serial Etat TID Rx Tx REG TIME ARBOR NOM > ------ -- -------- -------- ---- ---- ---- -- ----------- > --------- ---------------------- > > MO3002 MO-BG0 26013370 OFF 564 -172:34:15 > Bus Error(coredump) > > > Now the system is running with one cpu and everything is > back to normal. > I know version 0.36 of DBD-ODBC fixes a core dump problem but I > don't know if > it's gonna fix > our dual processor issue. > > Thanks in advance for your help. > > >
