[ic] Justin: wow!!! Thanks you so much for it! Cant wait!!

[Michelle Wilant]

You'll want to install those modules on the same box as your IC install. 
 They are perl modules.  Here's a little blurb I found by searching for 
DBI DBD on google.com -- You might find it enlightening -- as did I --

DBI is a database Application Programming Interface (API) written in the 
form of a Perl5 module. This module defines a set of "methods" and 
"attributes" to use that defines a consistent interface to any database 
that has a DataBase Driver (DBD) defined. This driver also takes the 
form of a Perl5 module. The DBI acts as a "switch " between a 
programmer's application and one or more database drivers. It is the 
drivers that actually talk to the database. For MySQL, this driver is 
called DBD::mysql. These methods and attributes are devided into 
database methods and attributes and statement methods and attributes. 
For more information on the Perl5 DBI, please visit 
http://www.symbolstone.org/technology/perl/DBI 
<%20http://www.symbolstone.org/technology/perl/DBI> and read the 
documentation. For more information on Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 
as defined in Perl5, go to 
http://language.perl.com/info/documentation.html . Your best bet as 
always is to read the documentation that comes with the modules!


If you haven't installed perl modules before, they are pretty straight 
forward and come with documentation.



JOHN WRONG wrote:

>So DBI and DBD should be install on the IC machine right?
>Why symbolic link to mysqladmin? My Mysql is on another machine.
>
>Thank!!  :)
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