I'm having the developer search all scripts for a reference to the old
libraries. The first one listed below is the wrong path, but we don't
know yet where it is being set to that value.
J. Bart Coffman
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From: DANIEL CALLAHAN [mailto:db2udbdba-ezmlmshield- Sent: Wednesday,
May 31, 2006 12:59 PM
To: LazyDBA Discussion
Subject: Re: Software Build error on v8.2 (upgraded from v7.2)
dump - Tv /db2home/db2t/sqllib/lib/libdb2.a
or
dump -Tv /rebdev/tridev/triad/prod/triprod/bin/tcmisc/v6.9/tcmisc
So somplace you have profiled the old v7 shared libraries. and not
re-profiled the v8
do a man on dump for the AIX system
"Coffman Bart
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PM Software Build error on v8.2
(upgraded from v7.2)
All,
OK all you UDB geniuses, you haven't failed me yet!
Please see the error message a developer is getting in his build once we
provided him a v8 database (just upgraded from v7):
Could not load program
/rebdev/tridev/triad/prod/triprod/bin/tcmisc/v6.9/tcmisc:
Symbol resolution failed for tcmisc because:
Symbol sqlasetdata (number 114) is not exported from dependent
module /db2home/db2t/sqllib/lib/libdb2.a(shr.o).
Examine .loader section symbols with the 'dump -Tv' command.
The module referenced here is the old v7 software directory, so we know
it is the problem, but he is trying to figure out how to run the 'dump
-Tv' command. He says it requires a filename argument passed to it, but
does not know which filename it needs.
Please assist, as we are stuck in the build right now!!
Thanks in advance!
J. Bart Coffman
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