Thank You for Your prompt reply, This is the error that I get at the bottom of the Invoice as I try to print , Attempt to free unreferenced scalar: SV 0x89b12e4, Perl interpreter: 0x8295008 during global destruction. I am using Perl5.10 straight from the installation Distro, in openSuse , Linux 2.6.31.5-0.1-desktop i686 , openSUSE 11.2 (i586). I called the programmers at SQL-Ledger, and they too commented that it was a problem with Perl5.10 , that I should use an older distro with Perl5.8 can You guide me to where I can ge the documentation for installing a previous version of Perl , and perhaps have both coexist? in the same server, for SQL-ledger use the 5.8 and for all YaST functions use the 5.10? Thank You again,

In reply to perl 5.10 yielding "Global destruction" errors while printing and Invoice in SQL-ledger, in OpenSUSE by mtiempos

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