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> Also, you will have install DBI/DBD with the new perl(5.6.1).
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MySQL.
Thanks
Doug
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Also, you will have install DBI/DBD with the new perl(5.6.1).
On 04-Feb
>This is what I got. I admit to installing the perl5.6.1 but only after the
>problem occured. Is there some way that I can tell the DBI and DBD which
>version to use and get the path problems corrected.
When you run Makefile.PL to install a CPAN module, it is installed for the
version of perl you
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t; /usr/local/bin/perl -v = perl5.6.1 built for IP27-irix
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IP27-irix
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Subject: RE: DBI and DBD not found
Did the Os upgrade include a Perl
if the OS upgrade your version of Perl then you will find you have two
distributions of perl on your system. your @INC most likely only
reflects the new dist. If this has occurred, you probably have to go
thru the pain of reinstalling your modules.
Do a perl -v to see your current version of
Did the Os upgrade include a Perl? If it did, it is usually in /usr/bin which
would not know that you have DBI/DBD installed.
check,
/usr/bin/perl -v
/usr/local/bin/perl -v
..see if the versions are the same.
On 04-Feb-2003 Chamlee, Douglas, B. (Contractor) wrote:
> I recently upgraded t