Dear All,

     I have a problem with my berkeley db file. I am trying to tie the berkeley db file with the perl hash. But i am unable to tie, i can't even getting the error messages also.Here is my code,


my $file = "/home/doc57/data/administrators.db";

 tie( %hash, 'DB_File::Lock', $file, O_RDONLY, 0666, $DB_TREE, 'read' 
+) || die ( "db file open error ..:$!:");

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    But, i can able to tie another files using the same options. Moreover the same code works for the same file in different host.

     My current system is redhat 7.1. The other host where it is working is RH enterprise 4.0.


Here is the file permissions for the file.
-rw-r--r--    1 doc57    Group1      8192 Sep 29 11:46 /home/doc57/dat
+a/administrators.db

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The issue is the code is working with same permissions and same code in another host. What could be the reason ? I am sticking with this issue for two days. Please, Share your ideas in this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
S.Venni Rajan.
"A Flair For Excellence."
                -- BK Systems.

In reply to Tie Failed for berkeley DB file by vennirajan

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