Re: DCOracle Memory Leak?

On Thu, 7 Dec 2000 10:47:55 -0400, Jose Martin <joseamartin_at_venmex.com> wrote:
> Hi, sorry i cant help you, but , can you help me ?
> I am trying to use DCOracle on Python 2.0 under Windows or Linux
> but when i try to make my scritp :
>
> The first line is
> from DCOracle import *
>
> when i try to run:
> Python say me:
>
> File "d:\python20\DCOracle\__init__.py", line 52, in ?
> import sys, Buffer
> ImportError: No module named Buffer
>
> I was searched my python path for a module called Buffer, but i dont have it
> Whats happennig ?

The Buffer module is actually a shared library. There are two shared libraries that are part of DCOracle: Buffer and oci_. Look for "Buffer.so" and "oci_.so". If you're missing both of these, then it sounds like you might have just installed the *.py files without building the *.so files. If that's the case, see the Readme file that comes with DCOracle for instructions on building it.

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