| Caelum | yes |
| namedrisk | f00li5h thanks anyway for your patiece i appreciate it i think i will take a nap and sleep im blocked to work this out :/ |
| Epilog | any version? |
| Caelum | Epilog: I don't know if it matters on windows or not, on *nix it would have to be the version DBD::Oracle was built with Epilog: I'd try 8i but a later version might work |
| Epilog | ok how can I find out? don't have any sort of ldd in windows |
| Caelum | yeah, I was thinking that... |
| f00li5h | namedrisk: good plan |
| miky | ola |
| Caelum | Epilog: see if there's some sort of readme file with the ppm, try 8i, if all else fails build your own DBD::Oracle with mingw (in which case you just need the mingw gcc in your path and dmake) |
| action | Caelum home & |
| Caelum | home & |
| Epilog | Caelum, this is frying my brain |
| Caelum | Epilog: I have a lot of experience with that (brain being fried) and I can attest to that it sucks greatly :( |
| Epilog | Caelum, it need it to be oracle 6i. Old as hell |
| Caelum | Epilog: the client version shouldn't matter, newer clients connect to older oracle versions |
| Epilog | Caelum, can only see the 10.2.0.3 and 10.1.0.5 gotta try harder |
| Caelum | you can try one of those but beware that once you install a version of oracle client, it's really hard to remove it and install another version.... although a complete deinstall might work... |
| thrig | our DBA maintain different trees for each client version you set ORACLE_HOME and whatnot to select the one you want |
| Khisanth | not everyone has one of those! |
| Caelum | :) |
| f00li5h | everyone has an ORACLE_HOME and an ORACLE_SID |
| action | Khisanth is desperately looking for one ... |
| Khisanth | is desperately looking for one ... |
| f00li5h | i have 2 just incase |
| Epilog | f00li5h, The problem is that I already have the client for 6i |
| f00li5h | Epilog: why is that a problem? |
| Caelum | Epilog: if you already have the client, just build DBD::Oracle... |
| f00li5h | oracle's stuff all installs into versioned folders |
| Epilog | f00li5h, but DBD::Oracle seems to be complaining about a missing entry point |
| anabain | can anybody explain me why this: if ($modi =~ !/\\emph{(.*)?$linia(.*)?}/g) {code} yields this error?: Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at script.pl line 34 |
| f00li5h | so you get ora/10.1.1/bin anabain: because $linia is undefined |
| Epilog | f00li5h, so your best bet is |
| f00li5h | (given that it's the only variabiable in that string) |