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>First you have to unpack the libdbi-drivers archive in a suitable directory. Unpacking will create a new subdirectory <TT
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>The libdbi-drivers project consists of several drivers that use a common build system. Therefore you <EM
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>Then install the driver with the command (you'll need root permissions to do this):</P
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>To test the operation of the newly installed driver, use the command:</P
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>This command creates and runs a test program that performs a few basic input and output tests. The program will ask for a database name. This can be any name that is a valid filename on your system. It will also ask for a data directory. This is the directory that is used to create the test database. Needless to say that you need write access to that directory. If you accept the default ".", the database will be created in the <TT
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