Hi All
I have NEVER been able to build DBD:Informix and have it test successfull on an
ActiveState binary build of Perl. The ONLY way I have ever had it working on
Win32 (NT / 2K and XP tested) is to build my own Perl from the ActiveState
source. You need to turn the flavour=activestate (or such
Hi Nick
I spent a large amount of time last year trying to build DBD::Informix on Win32
(NT / 2000 and XP) and I made many of the same hacks you describe. I also hacked
the bug report script as it simply would not run on Windows.
The ONLY way I found to have the module build and pass all tests
Hi All
I'm sure everyone gets tired of this type of question, but I really need to
connect to a Progress 7.3e RDBMS.
Does anyone know of a Progress specific or ODBC solution ?
Many thanks
Paul
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>>The Makefile.PL seems to go OK... so is the nmake.
>>But "nmake test" gives me a shitload of errors
>>And the install is OK I guess. But when I try to connect to the
>>DB sometimes it works
>>and sometimes it doesnt(around 90% failure.)
You need to build your own Perl.
Hi
I've seen this problem on a box I have that has a couple of different perl (and
module) installs on it. Either you have 2 versions of perl installed and you're
picking up part of DBI from the wrong one or (more likely) you have had an older
version of DBI installed at some time and the new ve
PPD for DBI-1.20.
Hope this helps !
Paul
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Hi Guys
I've just created a PPM of DBI 1.20. I compiled the code against ActiveState
build 630 using VC++ 6. No problems encountered.
I've done MINOR testing here and the module installs and works so far OK. If
anyone one wants the PPM then let me know (if too many people want it I'll chuck
it
Hi Henry
I recently installed the latest ActiveState release and it gives the option of
installing both versions of PPM if I remeber correctly. I may not - it's late in
the day here and I've been trying to build DBD::Informix on HPUX 10.20 for the
past FOUR hours ;-)
Cheers
Paul
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Hi again.
Just tried with PPM 3 beta 2 and I cannot see the module now.
Check to see which version of PPM you are using.
Hope this helps
Paul
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Hi
I did :
ppm seach DBD*
and I get (amongst others) :
DBD-Mysql [1.2200] DBI driver for Mysql datasources
Using 5.6.1 and PPM 2.1.5
Cheers
Paul
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Hi Bart
I have had exactly the same experience on Win NT / 2000. Are you using
ActiveState Perl by any chance ?
Unfortunately the only way I managed to get DBD::Informix to work was to
recompile Perl from the source
making sure that the Flavour=ActiveState line in the makefile
Hi All
I've solved the problems building on Win2K. The answer was to build perl myself
using the ActiveState Build 629 source and then build DBI and DBD::Informix on
to of it. I guess it all comes back to using the same compiler to build perl and
DBD::*
I'll contribute an "it works" soon.
Chee
>Why are you trying to build DBD::Informix if you are using Build 6xx from
>ActiveState ??
>
>Why don't you just get the DBD::Informix binary, unzip it into your perl
>directory, and just run 'ppm install DBD-Informix.ppd' from the MS-Dos
>prompt ??
I'm not aware that a DBD::Informix binary exis
Hello Again !
OK, I started thinking maybe this is a true Windows 2000 / NT incompatibility so
I built an NT4.0 box, installed VC++ 6.0, Informix Client SDK 2.30 (esql version
9.21.TC1), perl 5.6 (ActiveState build 623) and DBI 1.14 and attempted to build
DBD::Informix ...
... exactly the same
be able to have skim through this and see
whatever it is which is preventing me from building the driver successfully. I
apologize for such a long posting.
Anyhow my output from perl BugReport C follows.
Many thanks in advan
compiled and build this release on HPUX 10.20 and would
really like to get it running on Win2K also so any help would be much
appreciated.
Many thanks
Paul Barker
Systems Engineering Group
Orange PCS Ltd
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