On 10:23 AM, Alexander Saip wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise (64-bit) running Strawberry Perl, as follows: Strawberry Perl never did DBD::Oracle to like it. Myself had you installed it before on a box with Strawberry?? On 12:18 PM, Alexander Saip wrote: > John, > > thanks for your comments.

I have successfully installed DBD::Oracle on > a Windows 7 (64-bit) box, but used both 32-bit Strawberry Perl and > Oracle instant client. That may be the way for me to go, unless I can > make the 64-bit stuff work together. > > I do have the Oracle instant clent SDK folder in the > E:/app/Dna_Admin/product/11.2.0/client_1/instantclient_11_2 directory > with all the goodies, which apparently doesn't help much. Yes, the > flags you mention (ORA_OCI_102 and ORA_OCI_112) are set in the > Makefile.

Where should I look for those command files that you refer to? > > Thanks again, They would or should be part of the.dll You might be able to look at the dll and see if the commands are there? I can't remember how to do that off hand long time ago since my VB days.

Google sketchup pro 7.0.8657 final release. To install DBD::SQLAnywhere on Windows. At a command prompt, change to the SDK Perl subdirectory of your SQL Anywhere installation. Enter the following commands to build and test DBD::SQLAnywhere. If for any reason you need to start over, you can run the command nmake clean to remove any partially built targets. Jump to Oracle - ApTest Manager has been tested and verified to work with Oracle version 10g. Talk to Oracle you will need to install the Perl module DBD-Oracle (version. If you are using Strawberry Perl, follow the instructions here.

The are usually in the.h files as well. Try just a text search of any.h files in that client. You might want to try the 10 IC and see if it works with that one. Cheers John Scoles > > Alexander Saip > > > Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 11:51:54 -0400 > > From: > > To: > > CC: > > Subject: Re: undefined references when installing DBD::Oracle on > Windows Server 2008 sco.@pythian.com, 11:15 น.

On 1:13 PM, Alexander Saip wrote: Might be a strawberry perl thing?? Can you give it a try with Activestate perl or with and eariler DBD::Oracle 1.24 or 1.23 or the 10 instant client??

Cheers John Scoles > Sorry for the delayed response. I had to make Oracle connection work > ASAP yesterday, so I simply installed DBD::ODBC and used the Oracle > ODBC driver. Today, I checked the IC SDK 'include' folder and found > all those function headers (and many more) in ociap.h. The compiler > does include that folder in its list. What else may cause those errors?

> Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 13:03:52 -0400> > From: > > To: > > CC: sco.@pythian.com, 12:51 น. On 3:25 PM, Alexander Saip wrote: Ok that sounds like it I will have to fix that if it is in the present release? Thanks for pointing that out. Cheers John Scoles > I guess not.

I eventually managed to build, test and install > DBD::Oracle. The culprit turned out to be oci.def file in the CPAN > folder. After I edited it by adding all those 'undefined > references', everything worked like a charm. Quick note: I switched to > the 32-bit versions of Perl and Oracle IC, but I'm almost positive now > that it would work in the 64-bit world as well. > > Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2010 14:15:35 -0400 > From: > To: > CC: > Subject: Re: undefined references when installing DBD::Oracle on > Windows Server 2008 > > On 1:13 PM, Alexander Saip wrote: > > Might be a strawberry perl thing?? > > Can you give it a try with Activestate perl or with and eariler > DBD::Oracle 1.24 or 1.23 or the 10 instant client??