Hi there jiva, Do you have LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to where Sybase's library lives (probably, /opt/sybase/lib or something like that?) You should probably add export LD_LIBRARY_PATH to your Zope start batch file, or alternately to the environment of whatever user is going to run Zope. Another thing to try is to check that you can connect normally through isql to Sybase... this is to make sure that it's not just that the machine can't itself connect. The next thing after that is to test the DA in the absence of Zope - I usually just import sy_occ at the Python interpreter and, with db.py as a reference, mimic the calls that the DA would be making to connect to Sybase. Some ideas, anyways - good luck! --Brian On Fri, 25 Feb 2000 20:49:23 -0700 jiva@devware.com wrote:

So, I dunno what I did, but somehow I broke my sybase DA. I can import the sy_occ module into python just fine, but when I put it into my product subdirectory, zope stops running. It doesn't give any errors or anything, it just won't start. What did I do?? Someone please help!

SybaseDA version: 2.0b2 Zope version: 2.1.4 Python version 1.5.2 OS: RedHat Linux 6.1 (Fresh Install) Sybase version: 11.9.2 -- HUGH BEAUMONT died in 1982!!

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