Ah, I didn't notice before because of the tiny font I appear to have set on this screen but you have a relative path set for the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, I don't think you can guarantee that the dynamic loader will have the same working directory as you, so you should put the full path to the informix libraries, this will normally be rooted in $INFORMIXDIR which almost certainly must be set for the libraries to find the sqlhosts file and so forth. I have the equivalent of an LD_LIBRARY_PATH of:

$INFORMIXDIR/lib/cli:$INFORMIXDIR/lib:$INFORMIXDIR/lib/esql
but you probably will need to check with the person that installed the Informix Client-SDK. You might also consider asking in the newsgroup comp.databases.informix as I for one haven't used Informix on Solaris for a number of years now.

/J\


In reply to Re^3: DBD::Informix ld.so.1 unable to find .so file by gellyfish
in thread DBD::Informix ld.so.1 unable to find .so file by minixman

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