Where did you install the SDK? Your ORACLE_HOME seems to point at the Oracle 19c database installation, there's no mention of the instant client path. Your install is still not correct, hence the first message is the same. The second message message about tells you that Oracle.pm (of the DBD::Oracle install you made) relates to v1.24, where as the Oracle shared object file you have is for version 1.60. Perhaps confusion from trying to install different versions of the module. Stick to the latest release unless you have good reason not to. Since you don't show how, I'm guessing you're doing a perl Makefile.PL, you should get more details from perl Makefile.PL -v.

In reply to Re^5: /app/chart/oracle/product/19c/sdk/include/oci.h:745:20: fatal error: ociver.h: No such file or directory by marto
in thread /app/chart/oracle/product/19c/sdk/include/oci.h:745:20: fatal error: ociver.h: No such file or directory by silversurfer2in

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