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Perl module references

Maninder_IBM

Quick Question.

Since moving to 6.5 has anyone experienced any issues with the way they are referencing code in perl modules?

This is how we do it.

require 'd:\iw-home\custom\bin\bootsIWUtils.pm';

then

access code in it using,

my $dbh = bootsIWUtils::connectToSiteDatabase();

But I get the following error since migrating.

"undefined subroutine bootsIWUtils::connectToSiteDatabase"

Am I missing something here?

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Adam Stoller

I almost never use 'require' - I almost always use 'use' -- and a lot of what happens depends on how the module itself was written.

I believe that most modules are expecting to be accessed via 'use' these days.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

chuckles

TS 6.5 has a newer version of Perl if I am not mistaken. Might be related to that. Agree with ghoti that I never use "require" and always use "use".

Maninder_IBM

Thanks for your replies guys.
This is in a workflow by the way. That migth make a difference. Any ideas Anyone?

shanon

well, i would just write a little wrapper script and try to do it on the cmd line:

use bootsIWUtils;

my $dbh = bootsIWUtils::connectToSiteDatabase() or die "Here's the error: $!\n";

print "we're good.";

see what happens...

Shanon Levenherz
Mercer eBusiness Team
shanon.levenherz@mercer.com
http://www.mercerhr.com