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Seems like you have two versions of the module installed and perl is loading pieces of one and pieces of the other. I think ppm is intended to be used as a network installer and probably uses better magic that way.

Have you seen DB_File? I believe that comes with (active)perl.

If I needed the advanced features of 2.x+, then I would run ppm and "install BerkeleyDB" from the ppm shell. I'm pretty sure ppm even has a GUI now.

-Paul

In reply to Re: Install Module issue by jettero
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