I have already worked through the...

Well, I did see that :)

The error I'm getting is because an invalid line is being generated (i.e., INFORMIXC='C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe esqlld' ESQLLD=..) which is not a valid command. I need to find out where/how this line is generated and how to correct it.

You noticed that? Have you heard of grep/ack? http://search.cpan.org/grep?cpanid=JOHNL&release=DBD-Informix-2011.0612&string=INFORMIXC&i=1&n=1&C=0 


Makefile.PL

282:            which recognizes the INFORMIXC environment variable.
637:        $EV = [ "INFORMIXC=$Config{perlpath} esqlcc", "ESQLCC=$Con
+fig{cc}" ];
681:# INFORMIXC to define the loader and the LDDLFLAGS via the back do
+or.
699:$opts{LD} = "INFORMIXC='\$(FULLPERL) esqlld' " .
936:        ESQL_CC     = INFORMIXC="$(FULLPERL) esqlcc" ESQLCC="$(CC)
+" $(ESQL)
1006:# the INFORMIXC environment variable.
1016:        if (/^CC=/o && !/INFORMIXC/o)
1018:            print LOCAL "# INFORMIXC added by Makefile.PL for $pk
+g.\n";
1022:            $_ = 'CC="${INFORMIXC:-' . $_ . "}\"\n";

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Now you know, its in Makefile.PL

In reply to Re^5: Problem Installing DBD::Informix on Windows 7 using AS Perl 5.8.9 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problem Installing DBD::Informix on Windows 7 using AS Perl 5.8.9 by roho

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