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Old 11-17-2005
force use of specific Perl library
I am calling a Perl script that uses Net::FTP; from Oracle's Concurrent Request Manager and it fails becuase Oracle's version of Perl doesn't include the NET::FTP library's. The AIX box the script runs on has Perl installed with the needed library's, does anyone know how I can force my script to use the AIX Perl installation rather than Oracle's?
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Old 11-17-2005
You can download and install the Net::FTP module manually yourself.

Otherwise, you can always fiddle with the include path with the "use lib" pragma, which will prepend a given library path to the list, thus taking precedence over any modules installed systemwide.

I'm not exactly sure about your environment. But the general Perl way of doing this is as simple as that.
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