isql version not change.
Install steps:
1. create a new directory
2. install isql
3. install ids
Anyone can help me?
You should always install your tools in a separate directory to the
engine. I suspect some library file has been overwritten somewhere.
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That link tells you very little unless you have the appropriate access
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Is there a workround?
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Art,
Manoj's response points to the problem. The server install also
installs a new version of the CSDK which tramples on several libraries
used by ISQL & 4GL. It doesn't matter where DBPATH points, the older
stuff is broken.
There's no indication I've seen as to how to fix it. Would reinstalling
ISQL break the CSDK? Can the CSDK be deinstalled & replaced with an
older one? If so which is recommended? Is there a fixed version of the
CSDK available?
I can't see Obo's solution of installing in different directories
helping - whatever library path is set to it's bound to resolve to one
set of libraries or the other and unless the CSDK will work with the
older libraries one or other of the toolsets is going to end up using
the wrong libraries.
I'd noticed the problem on my own Linux laptop a few days ago but not
got round to investigating it. In fact I'd assumed it was probably yet
another non-backward-compatible Linux upgrade until this thread appeared
but in fact it must have been the CSDK I installed earlier.
For the source files isql will first look in the current directory.
Are you in that directory when you launch isql.
isql will also look in the directories specified by DBPATH. is that
environment varieable set and exported?
I run isql with full path name , and change directory ( cd) to the
directory
that perform souce file located.
Also, Try Art's suggestion set DBPATH.
Now , I have to wait for FC6 and pray for luck.
Security was a big "feature" brought in ....
Check directory permissions ... i.e. where is your source file?