Re: Runtime Definition Error

Bob Campbell wrote:

> I am getting the following runtime error while trying to run CGI's
> on a RS6000 client, attempting to talk to an Oracle database on a
> RS6000 server...
>
> "Symbol [xxx] was reference from module [my shared object module]
> but no runtime definition was found."
>
> In this case, there are 43 symbols listed (on separate lines) in the
> error log with names like sbtopen, sbtinit, naectc, kpuexe, and the
> like.
> Not 100% sure what these are, but I suspect they are from somewhere
> deep in the bowels of the Oracle 8.0.5 stuff I linked with.
>
> I have inherited an entire system compiled on earlier versions of
> AIX, Oracle, the compiler (VisualAge, I think) with the usual orgy
> of flags, options, conditions, and heartburn that comes with so many
> upgrades.
>
> An attempt to execute my CGI in Netscape yields this error...
> "Premature end of script headers."
>
> The shared object module consists of 34 C source modules.
> There are 131 CGI files. All of these link in some - but not all -
> of the Oracle libraries.
>
> Are there some flags, techniques, tips that anyone can offer
> here to assure that a symbol found in the shared library has
> a runtime definition? What combination of the 7 million pages
> of compiler flags would be best to try first? :-)
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Bob Campbell-

This is not an Oracle error message. You need to determie what is generating the error.

Daniel Morgan Received on Tue Jul 02 2002 - 17:05:35 CEST