Hello, I installed JDK & JRE, and it appears as though I was successfully able to install the DBD::JDBC module from CPAN. However, when I run the following code, I receive an error: use strict; use DBI; use DBD::JDBC; my $host = "query.comcast.com"; my $port = 4443; my $user = "pmalle001"; my $password = "xxxxx"; my $url = "jdbc:trino://query.comcast.com:4443/default"; my $row; my $dbh = DBI->connect( "dbi:JDBC:hostname=query.comcast.com;port=4443;url=jdbc:trino://query.comcast.com:4443/default",$user,$password ) or die print $DBI::errstr; ********************* ERROR BEGINNING DBI connect('hostname=query.comcast.com;port=4443;url=jdbc:trino://query.comcast.com:4443/default','pmalle001',...) failed: I/O Error at JDBC-ConnectionTestNewer.pl line 19. 1 at JDBC-ConnectionTestNewer.pl line 19. I/O Error ERROR END ***************************** It is odd, because with DBEAVER, using the following credentials - which are the same, I can connect fine to DBEAVER JDBC URL: jdbc:trino://query.comcast.com:4443/default Host: query.comcast.com Port: 4443 Database/schema: default Username: pMalle001 Password: xxxxx Does JDBC require anything else in order to connect to JDBC maybe? Not sure why I'd be getting the "ailed: I/O Error"

In reply to Re^8: Can't locate Convert/BER.pm by mallett76
in thread Can't locate Convert/BER.pm by mallett76

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