OK,
Could you also please send the output of:
uname -a
and
file /home/zecarlos/Desktop/DXC10v2.1-Linux-x86-Oracle_0/DXC/Algs/ExampleDA/ExampleDA
Hi José,
It seems to me that the problem is that you're trying to run a 32-bit executable on a 64-bit machine or vice-versa or a missing/wrong .so or something like that.
To solve this fully could you also send the output of:
ldd /home/zecarlos/Desktop/DXC10v2.1-Linux-x86-Oracle_0/DXC/Algs/ExampleDA/ExampleDA
also
ldd /home/zecarlos/Desktop/DXC10v2.1-Linux-x86-Oracle_0/DXC/Lib/libdxcApi.so
Sorry it took so many steps - I am still unsure in the RCoF.
I think the problem might be with the Oracle, since running SDS in standalone mode seems to work. Just to make sure it isn't a permissions issue, could you check that the following files are readable:
bin/models/*
SystemCatalogs/*
And that the Oracle binary in bin/ has the +x bit set?
David G
I think the problem might be with the Oracle, since running SDS in standalone mode seems to work. Just to make sure it isn't a permissions issue, could you check that the following files are readable:
bin/models/*
SystemCatalogs/*
And that the Oracle binary in bin/ has the +x bit set?
And if you type just `hostname'?
José,
Which track are you in? If you're not developing for the industrial track you can disable the Oracle and the rest should work just fine.
Best,
-- A
On 06/24/2011 07:46 PM, David Garcia wrote:Can you "ping localhost"? I suspect you will be able to, since the other DXC programs seem to be communicating fine, but it's worth a shot.
If ping works, I think we'll have to send you an updated version of the Oracle. (There is a patched version available on the website, but I think the issue it patches is different--though you should give it a try anyhow).
Make sure there there is the line
RUN_ORACLE = "FALSE"
in Dxc.cfg