I have RT installed on a Linux box. I want to use a
remote Oracle db as the backend. I’ve setup the
SiteConfig.pm appropriately, but I’m kind of lost as
to where to go from here. When I try to pull up the
web interface, Apache logs this error:
Unable to load DBIx::SearchBuilder database handle for
‘oracle’.
Perhaps you’ve picked an invalid database type or
spelled it incorrectly.
???
Also - which components of Oracle do I need to have
installed on the RT box? Which components does
DBD::Oracle require?
I have RT installed on a Linux box. I want to use a
remote Oracle db as the backend. I’ve setup the
SiteConfig.pm appropriately, but I’m kind of lost as
to where to go from here. When I try to pull up the
web interface, Apache logs this error:
Unable to load DBIx::SearchBuilder database handle for
‘oracle’.
Perhaps you’ve picked an invalid database type or
spelled it incorrectly.
I have RT installed on a Linux box. I want to use
a
remote Oracle db as the backend. I’ve setup the
SiteConfig.pm appropriately, but I’m kind of lost
as
to where to go from here. When I try to pull up
the
web interface, Apache logs this error:
Unable to load DBIx::SearchBuilder database handle
for
‘oracle’.
Perhaps you’ve picked an invalid database type or
spelled it incorrectly.
Oracle, not oracle
I should have mentioned that I tried both ‘oracle’ and
‘Oracle’ prior to posting to the list.
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Did you place this “Set($DatabaseType , ‘Oracle’);” in the file
/opt/rt3/etc/RT_SiteConfig.pm ??
Im trying to set up Oracle db too but having problems on the user creation
from the db script but
I have been able to get it to create the tables, sequences, triggers etc. in
my oracle db successfully.
I have RT installed on a Linux box. I want to use
a
remote Oracle db as the backend. I’ve setup the SiteConfig.pm
appropriately, but I’m kind of lost
as
to where to go from here. When I try to pull up
the
web interface, Apache logs this error:
Unable to load DBIx::SearchBuilder database handle
for
‘oracle’.
Perhaps you’ve picked an invalid database type or spelled it
incorrectly.
Oracle, not oracle
I should have mentioned that I tried both ‘oracle’ and ‘Oracle’ prior to
posting to the list.
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