Xchm: Error while loading shared libraries on creating Php page in IE

Asked By ahmadachmad 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/06/2011

Today I install Ubuntu in my system. Then I start my system it works proper. Next I install XAMPP software in it and create database using phpMyAdmin at this time my system works proper then I create one php page and open it in Internet explorer then I receive this error. This error is due to database access because I do connectivity php page with database. I give its snapshot here please tell me its solution and reason.

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xchm: error while loading shared libraries: libchm.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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Answered By drolling 0 points N/A #121852

Xchm: Error while loading shared libraries on creating Php page in IE

halo agan achmad,

the picture here show the xxchm error only ? xxchm just application that open xchm file (help documentation), but where the error from database or php not see-able (tidak ketemu), but if you need to skip the problem based of the picture so use this :

]# ln -s /usr/local/lib/libchm.so.0 /usr/lib/libchm.so.0

use this when login as root user.

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Answered By Carl Jack 10 points N/A #121853

Xchm: Error while loading shared libraries on creating Php page in IE

Hello Ahmad,

What you are getting is a known bug 4964703 OERI[opixrb-4] [1036] from SELECT over DBLINK that is known to have the trailing :N or :Q bind names. That error is fixed in the most recent releases which are 9208 A203.

The following are the proposed workarounds or solutions you are supposed to use when you encounter that error:

• First of all you will need to apply the following patch: 4964703
• And then you will have to replace the Bind Variable 'n' with another character. In the event that you use TOAD, then this workaround will not be accepted because this variable is defined in TOAD code.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Carl

 

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