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a) I find it difficult to see just how much code you'd have to change for a change in connect calling (how many calls to connect can you have scattered around) It's difficult for me too. In this case it would be one script on 2 machine. But since there are several similar scripts I would have to find out which ones should be changed too. And then those scripts are used on otehr machines to and to keep it consistant I would have to apply the changes to the other n-hundred machines too. b) you have not ascertained where the problem is yet and Correct. Except that it fails as soon as DBI::connect is executed. c) the use of "stupid bug" doesn't seem too productive not productive, but descriptive ;-)
But to answer your question: It never worked on that machine (Intel Solaris). I just copied over a perl from another intel machine. There it fails too. I didn't "install" nor compile anything. It's work done by others in this big company I work for. I already told them but they have no time yet, fixing the bug. sqlpls works perfectly on the machine. But I can't compile on the machine as there are no compilers (not allowed). BTW: Even connecting with a host given, is not working perfectly as the connect itself needs aboz 70 seconds. Thanks for your tips. I will have to talk to the one who compiled perl. s$$([},&%#}/&/]+}%&{})*;#$&&s&&$^X.($'^"%]=\&(|?*{% +.+=%;.#_}\&"^"-+%*).}%:##%}={~=~:.")&e&&s""`$''`"e In reply to Re^4: DBI and oracle: How can I specify more than one host in connect string?
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