After the installation of active perl5.10 is downloaded from the official website, a simple Perl script is written. Only one file copy module is referenced and the perl interpreter is called to run the script.ProgramWhen a bunch of errors are reported, first a pop-up box prompts 'unable to start this program, the computer lost perl58.dll ', click OK to report the error message: Can't load 'd: \ oracle \ product \ 10.2.0 \ db_1 \ Perl \ 5.8.3 \ Lib/MSWin32-x86-multi-threa D/auto/file/glob. dll 'for module File: Glob: load_file: the specified module cannot be found. A t d: \ oracle \ product \ 10.2.0 \ db_1 \ Perl \ 5.8.3 \ Lib/MSWin32-x86-multi-thread/xsloader. PM line 68.
From the above information, it should be obvious that Oracle installed earlier conflicts with the newly installed Perl, and the conflict is caused by Oracle adding an environment variable of perl5lib to our system during installation, the environment variable points to the incomplete Perl of the module in the Oracle installation directory. The prompt shows that it is the Oracle Home/perl directory.
Knowing the cause of the error, there will be more methods to change:
1. A kind of friends who often deal with Oracle and occasionally play Perl:
If so, we recommend that you do not start the environment variable perl5lib. Before running the Perl Command, set the temporary perl5lib variable in the current command line window. For example, if perl10 is installed in the root directory of the G drive, run the command set perl5lib = "G: \ Perl \ bin \" after cmd to change the point of the Environment Variable perl5lib, the command scope is session-level, that is, it must be set again after CMD is re-opened.
2. opposite to the above:
You can back up the per5llib content first, and then clear perl5lib or set it to G: \ Perl \ Lib, that is, OK.
3. Both of them often deal:
Add G: \ Perl \ bin to perl5lib. Note that it is not a replacement.
4. The two are not very interesting:
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