modulelist mistakes core DB for D/DM/DMR/DProf-19970614.tar.gz

So cpanp informs me that DB is outdated    19     1.03     19970614.00     DB                                   DMR

It says 

$ cpanp l DB
Details for 'DB'
Author                   Dean Roehrich (...)
Description              None given
Development Stage        Unknown
Installed File           C:\perl\5.14.1\lib\DB.pm
Interface Style          Unknown
Language Used            Unknown
Package                  DProf-19970614.tar.gz
Public License           Unknown
Support Level            Unknown
Version Installed        1.03
Version on CPAN          19970614
Contains:                DB                                           
+ 19970614

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4 Jun 1997 http://search.cpan.org/~dmr/DProf-19970614/

This is not DB - programmatic interface to the Perl debugging API

cpan gives the same 

$ cpan -D DB
     (no description)
     D/DM/DMR/DProf-19970614.tar.gz
     C:\perl\5.14.1\lib\DB.pm
     Installed: 1.03
     CPAN:      19970614  Not up to date
     Dean Roehrich (DMR)

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Anyone else see this wonkyness?

In reply to modulelist mistakes core DB for D/DM/DMR/DProf-19970614.tar.gz by Anonymous Monk

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