RE: RE: tourble migrating from linux/Apache/postgresql/p erl to win2000/IIS/postgresql/perl

SLao,

Let me try to clarify...the perl scripts try to load the Pg.pm module by
stating "use Pg". You say this should be a binary file? I found a few
copies of Pg.pm under .../perl/src or something like that, but it was ascii
text, I didn't dig too deep in to what it was doing.

I've found this http://www.edmund-mergl.de/export/DBD-Pg.zip from
symbolstone (http://dbi.symbolstone.org/cgi/moduledump?module=DBD::Pg)
hopefully it's all I need.

If I install postgresql-7.1.2 from Jason and drop in the libpq.dll and
Pg.dll in my winnt/system32 should I be able to access my database from cgi
scripts with simply stating "use Pg"??

There seems to be something missing here...

-----Original Message-----
From: s0lao(at)netscape(dot)net [mailto:s0lao(at)netscape(dot)net]
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 12:33 AM
To: rsharma(at)bigstep(dot)net
Cc: Jason(dot)Tishler(at)dothill(dot)com; pgsql-cygwin(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: [CYGWIN] RE: tourble migrating from
linux/Apache/postgresql/perl to win2000/IIS/postgresql/perl

[After the previous reply I've noticed your posts in pgsql-general]

To quote one of the answers there, Pg and DBD::Pg are completely different.
You weren't very clear what interface your scripts use. If you used DBI/DBD
postgres interface for your scripts, you don't need any perl tweak to your
PostgreSQL build. For a Pg module, you should either find a binary distro
which has it included (very hard -- as this should be a solver build -- like
in openoffice -- including the prebuild source tree) or to build it
yourself.

As a last comment, DBD::Pg would be a better bet, because its build is not
based on PostgreSQL source, but on a working binary distribution, with
libpq.dll and headers included. If you have problems with CPAN direct access
using Perl, there's always the ftp/http download alternative -- don't forget
the DBI module also.

SLao
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