I believe that there is a bat file that will either rename or add new
copies of the libraries with the old names.
However, as OpenClient has changed a bit I would not be 100% confident
that the binary built for 12.5.x will work with OCS 15.
Michael
Extranet
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I'm trying to use DBD::Sybase 1.07.01 (from Michael's website)
(+ActivePerl v5.8.8) with Sybase ASE15.0.2 on WinXP...
When I "use DBD::Sybase" I get the following error:
"The application has failed to start because libct.dll was
not found"
The only similar library I can find is "libsy
What would happen in this case it would use the client from 9.2.0.6 not the DB.
You most likely do not have an TNS entry for your 10g database in your 9.2.0.6
TNSNAMES.ORA file.
So it is more of a connection problem than a DBD::Oracle problem. Now if you
happend to have your 9 and 10 DBs
On 4/11/07, tom r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> i believe that sql*plus does not use
> TWO_TASK.
>
>
Sqlplus does use TWO_TASK.
10:31-ordevdb01:dv11:jkstill-18 > oenv
ORACLE_SID : dv1
TWO_TASK :
ORACLE_HOME : /u01/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/10gr2dev
IAS_ORACLE_HOME :
ORAC
Looking at this again. If you have mulitple ORACLE_HOMEs in you path it is
anyones guess as to which client your DBD::Oracle with compile against. In
Lunix I have see the last one on the list be the one. Your best bet would be
to change the ORACLE_HOME to the client you want to compile against
The build is not against a Oracle instance per say.
It is a built against an Oracle Client. So it works the same way SQLPlus or
any other SQL GUI Client.
So you can connect to any number of different versions of an Oracle DB. You
may run into problems with Client X and DB Y but that would b
when building the module, you have to specify the ORACLE_HOME
what happens if you have multiple versions of Oracle? How is that handled?
