Assuming that you installed Sybase OpenClient 15.5 from the 15.5 PC Client:
Install ActiveState Perl from http://www.activestate.com (free) and install DBI if it isn’t already installed. It should be but you never know…
- Start -> ActiveState Perl -> Perl Package Manager
- install DBI
- exit
Now, the easy part. Install the DBD::Sybase 1.09.01 PPM:
- download DBD::Sybase 1.09.01 PPM
- extract zip file to temporary directory (e.g. c:\test)
- Start -> Run -> cmd.exe (as Administrator if Vista or Windows 7)
- cd \test
- ppm install DBD-Sybase.ppd
- exit
That’s it 
It should automatically install the DBD::Sybase for Perl 5.8 or 5.10 depending on which version of Active State Perl you have installed.
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Hi,
I installed this package on my system which is running per 5.10.0, build #1005 from activestate. The package seems to install without a problem, but I get the following error when i try to run a program using dbd-syabse…
“the procedure entry point Perl_croak_xs_usage could not be located in the dynamic link library perl510.dll”
Anyone have any idea as to what a possible workaround could be?
Thanks
-Alex
I get The procedure entry point Perl_hv_common_key_len could not be located in the dynamic link library perl58.dll. I guess that means I need perl 5.10.0
got it to work using perl 5.10.1
steps
1. fix the environment variables in your perl script like
$ENV{NCLICENSE}=’/progra~1/netcool/common/license’;
$ENV{LM_LICENSE_FILE}=’/progra~1/netcool/common/license/etc’;
$ENV{SYBASE}=’/progra~1/Micromuse/netcool’;
$ENV{NCHOME}=’/progra~1/Micromuse/netcool’;
$ENV{OMNIHOME}=’/progra~1/Micromuse/netcool/omnibus’;
$ENV{ARCH}=’Win32′;
2. ensure LANG is off
set LANG
3. copy %SYBASE%\locales\message\english %SYBASE%\locales\message\us_english
4. start SYBASE DB for me that was an ObjectServer %OMNIHOME%\bin\nco_objserv -name RIVERS
5. perl -I….. ncogew.pl -server RIVERS -user root -password ”
> select count(*) from alerts.status;
>go
>5 records found