Hmmm ... I did check the kobes repo ... perhaps the 5.6 repo by mistake.

Anyway, seems that DBD-DB2-1.79 is available for both 5.8 and 5.10 ... and there would no doubt very soon be a DBD-DB2 ppm package for 5.12 at http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/12xx/ had not Randy passed away in the latter part of last year.

It should, of course, still be possible to build (for perl 5.12) that version of DBD::DB2 against whichever version of DB2 it was that Randy had.

Unfortunately, it seems to me that they want money for their oh-so-precious library ... and I'm certainly not prepared to fork out for a copy.
However, if the OP has a copy of that library, then I'm sure I/we can help out as regards getting DBD::DB2 built. We just need more information on the OP's problem.
What did 'perl Makefile.PL' output ?

Also, since we know that 1.79 builds on Windows, it's probably best to concentrate on getting that version built

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: DBD::DB2 with ActiveState Perl 5.12 on Windows by syphilis
in thread DBD::DB2 with ActiveState Perl 5.12 on Windows by Brutha

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