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11-08-2001 05:32 AM
11-08-2001 05:32 AM
Q4
Hey gang,
I had a panic on a T600 class last night.
I'm running the Q4 analysis on this 11.0 box and get the following error/abort.
@(#) q4 $Revision: 1.79a $ $Date: 97/09/08 12:00:22 $ 0
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 93, next 2 tokens "my $from_q4 "
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 122, next 2 tokens "$DB:"
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 127, next 2 tokens "my $filename "
Execution of //.q4rc.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
I know its not much of a clue, but anyone have any ideas. Can I reinstall the Q4 product? Is the fact that I don't have online diag installed creating this systemic error?
Thanks,
Bob
I had a panic on a T600 class last night.
I'm running the Q4 analysis on this 11.0 box and get the following error/abort.
@(#) q4 $Revision: 1.79a $ $Date: 97/09/08 12:00:22 $ 0
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 93, next 2 tokens "my $from_q4 "
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 122, next 2 tokens "$DB:"
syntax error in file //.q4rc.pl at line 127, next 2 tokens "my $filename "
Execution of //.q4rc.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
I know its not much of a clue, but anyone have any ideas. Can I reinstall the Q4 product? Is the fact that I don't have online diag installed creating this systemic error?
Thanks,
Bob
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11-08-2001 05:54 AM
11-08-2001 05:54 AM
Re: Q4
I guess you should install the latest perl version; you are having problems with your perl compiler
Regards
Rainer
Regards
Rainer
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11-08-2001 06:12 AM
11-08-2001 06:12 AM
Re: Q4
hi,
this is a known problem. Check what version
of perl u have on the system.
#what `which perl`
You should have perl5 installed to run the newer versions of q4. There may be infact already perl5 sitting on your system. Check /opt/perl*/bin directory, if it exists and check the version there. If it is not there, download the perl5 version and also remember to set the /usr/sbin/perl link to point to the new binary.
hth
raj
this is a known problem. Check what version
of perl u have on the system.
#what `which perl`
You should have perl5 installed to run the newer versions of q4. There may be infact already perl5 sitting on your system. Check /opt/perl*/bin directory, if it exists and check the version there. If it is not there, download the perl5 version and also remember to set the /usr/sbin/perl link to point to the new binary.
hth
raj
Take it easy.
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11-08-2001 06:12 AM
11-08-2001 06:12 AM
Re: Q4
Thanks,
I installed 5.005.03 (perl), same error messages, any other ideas?
I installed 5.005.03 (perl), same error messages, any other ideas?
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