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style='font-size:12.0pt;color:navy'>Has anyone out there had any experience
with the DBD::Sybase module on Win 2000.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">
</span>I had been running it on an identical system for 4 month one of the disks
crashed I had the data backed up but I lost the Perl install and the modules. I
thought no big deal but I can’t get the DBD-Sybase module to install with the
PPM or if I install it manually the scripts fail. I have tried every
combination of version of Perl code, DBD module and DBI module and nothing
works. Before I go into any more detail I was wondering if anyone out there has
any experience with this or if this is even the place to ask a question. I have
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