This is definitely not a GNU make error. And you might as well close
that TAR since it's not their problem.
Your problem is here:
PCC-F-02104, Unable to connect to Oracle
You might look at /oracle/product/817/precomp/admin/pcscfg.cfg since
that's where your proc seems to be reading its con
Hello,
It seems GMAKE doesn't like
having semicolons within the value of a target specific
variable.
a : SOME_VAR := c;
d
a :
@echo
$(SOME_VAR)
The above exampe gives me
the following error:
c/bin/sh: d: Execute
permission denied.gmake: *** [a] Error 127
So it prints 'c'
We use gnumake called by scripts created by a contractor for
our QA and production builds. After well over a year of smooth operation
for daily incremental and occasional full builds, we have begun to encounter
intermittent, but persistent error messsages from the Oracle pre-compiler.
W
We use gnumake called by scripts created by a contractor for
our QA and production builds. After well over a year of smooth operation
for daily incremental and occasional full builds, we have begun to encounter
intermittent, but persistent error messsages from the Oracle pre-compiler.
W
