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During compilation you will see an error message complaining cannot link to the db2 library due to architecture mismatch.

In case of these variables not being set correctly With this the perl environment to access data in DB2 is ready.ДЄrchitectural consideration for setting Environment variablesДepending on the architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) for which your Perl is compiled and installed you will need to accordingly set the environment variables DB2LIB and LD_LIBRARY_PATH or LIBPATH variables to the 32-bit or 64-bit library of DB2 client.

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Root access may be required for the make install command.Refer section Architectural consideration for setting Environment variables for details on architectural considerations.If on Windows platform, the make command will respectively be dmake or nmake based on using MingW or the VC compiler.

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Windows: MingW compiler and the dmake utility or the VC compilerДownloading the source Download the latest DBD::DB2 driver source from Compiling and Installing the Driver Untar the archive and issue the following commands.

Refer to the section Architectural consideration for setting Environment variables for details on architectural considerations to note while setting necessary environment variables for successful installation and running of the perl DBD::DB2 driver Installation from source - Applicable to all platforms Pre-requisites C compiler

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If you are using DS Driver then make sure you have selected and untarred the correct libraries (32 or 64 bit ) as per you perl's architecture and set DB2LIB to the lib directory.

Example, assuming DB2 is installed in /opt/ibm/db2/v105 and we are using 64-bit Perl use:.Based on your perl is 32-bit or 64-bit set the DB2LIB accordingly to lib32 or lib64 respectively.Linux - CPAN installation As for any cpan module issue the cpan command specifying DBD::DB2 as the module name, after setting the necessary environment variables as below

Installing DBD::DB2 Driver Windows - ActiveState Perl Install the binary version of DBD::DB2 module by issuing the following commands In case of other type of DB2 clients this will be the location where DB2 is installed.for eg: $HOME/dsdriver/odbc_cli_driver/linuxamd64/clidriver In case of DS Driver this will be the directory where you have untarred the odbc_cli driver in the package.Note: In further sections when referring to the installation location of the DB2 client, If connecting to a database on local machine you will not need to install the DB2 client separately.

More on DS Driver can be read at Infocentre

If connecting to DB2 database server on a remote machine you will need to install the IBM Data Server Driver package (DS Driver) available at.

DB2 Client: DB2 client version v9fp2 or above is needed.

Note: Installing DBI requires internet access so it can download additional files.

On windows with Activestate perl you can install the binary version by issuing the following command

DBI: Install the DBI module issuing the following command.

Perl: Download the latest perl for your respective platform from and install Perl.

Windows: ActivePerl version 5.8 or above.

Setting up the DBD::DB2 environment to access data in IBM DB2 data servers Pre-requisites This document provides step-by-step instructions to install the DBD::DB2 Perl module and access data from DB2 data server.

Perl applications can access IBM DB2 data servers via the Perl DBI driver for DB2, DBD::DB2.

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