On Wed, 2006-03-01 at 12:09 -0500, John L. Allen wrote:
> > On Wed, 1 Mar 2006, Dave Mitchell wrote:> > davemOn Wed, Mar 01, 2006 at 09:59:19AM -0500, John L. Allen wrote:> davem> We are using 32 bit Oracle 8.1.7.4 client and server, but I don't see> davem> why it shouldn't be able to be made to work with a 64 bit build of> davem> perl.> davem> davemI would be amazed if it was possible to use a 32-bit oracle client library> davemwith a 64-bit perl executable.> davem> davemI strongly suspect that's where your problem lies.> > Normally I'd agree, but my 64 bit perl is sort of a hybrid: all the perl> binaries and extensions are 32 bit, as is the AIX 5.1 kernel. It's just> that perl was built to use 64 bit integers and 128 bit floats (and the> 128 bit C library), via the -Dusemorebits configure flag. This differs> from the -V setup H.Merijn just sent because he is using -Duse64bitall,> which gives him 64 bit binaries as well. Or, such is my understanding.
On AIX and Sybase I tried using 64bit int with 32 bit libraries.
DBD::Sybase would not work. The problem is believed to be in the DBI
module somewhere. (I have not had the time to track down the exact
offending code.)
I believe you may be running into the same problem. With AIX you really
need to use all 32 bit or all 64 bit. Middleground just hurts you at
some point.
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