Thanks for the reply. As I am newbie to ActivePerl have little more queries. 1. I have installed ActivePerl5.8.9.825 (on Solaris 64-bit) and when I run command >>>>> perl -MDBI -e 'DBI->installed_versions' Perl : 5.008009 (sun4-solaris-thread-multi-64) OS : solaris (2.8) DBI : 1.607 DBD::Sponge : 12.010002 DBD::SQLite : 1.13 DBD::Proxy : install_driver(Proxy) failed: Can't locate RPC/PlClient.pm in @INC DBD::ODBC : 1.16 DBD::Gofer : 0.011565 DBD::File : 0.35 DBD::ExampleP : 12.010007 DBD::DBM : 0.03 DBD::CSV : 0.22 It means Perl-DBI and Perl-DBD::ODBC is available with this version. How can I find using which command that Perl-Ldap is already installed with the ActivePerl5.8.9.825? Or In such case how to know that which Perl-ldap version is too installed? 2. ActivePerl5.8.8.817 installation does not include Perl-DBI, Perl-DBD: ODBC and Perl-Ldap? And this version is also not available for 64-bit Solaris download. http://downloads.activestate.com/ActivePerl/Solaris/5.8/ From where I will get information about the correct version of Perl-ldap, Perl-DBI, Perl DBD-ODBC used with the respective ActivePerl5.8.8.817 version or any other on Solaris 64-bit? 3. If it is not available then My intension is to get available all Perl-DBI, Perl-DBD:ODBC and Perl-Ldap with the ActivePerl5.8.8.818 version. Can you please help me to decide which version of Perl-DBI, Perl-DBD:ODBC and Perl-Ldap should I download to install with the 5.8.8.818 Perl intsallation. 4. I have seen a different name of Perl-LDAP. Getting confused which will be used correctly with the Active Perl version? http://search.cpan.org/search?query=perl-ldap&mode=all Can you please tell me if I want to install Perl-Ldap then which name should I use to download? 5. If the DBD:ODBC is available with the installation then do not need to build the DBD-ODBC for Solaris 64-bit? Amit

In reply to Re^4: Regarding DBD-ODBC in ActivePerl5.8.8.818 by amit_27
in thread Regarding DBD-ODBC in ActivePerl5.8.8.818 by amit_27

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