There were quite a lot of messages that scrolled past, but the Makefile was giving a problem, our DBA commented out those lines as the comments said that that code was for backward compatibility, the whole thing went off smoothly then. Would you recommend to remake perl, could I do that alone or do I need to remake DBI and DBD as well. Could I have the steps so that I don't miss any this time. According to me : 1) Download Perl (Not the binary which I did) 2) Make Perl 3) Download DBI , DBD for Oracle 4) Make DBI Install... 5) Make DBD Install... Do I need to set anything in my $PATH. I can run simple perl scripts which uses CGI. Does it look into different directories for CGI and DBI, I have quite a few of these DBI hanging around now, how can I be sure that the correct one is being used.

In reply to Re: Answer: Problem Using DBI , DBD by Anonymous Monk
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