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DB2 Version 8 - libeay32.dll problem

We have an application that uses SSL (OpenSSL) which works fine on DB2
Version 7.
When we attempt to run this application with a DB2 Version 8 database,
we get an OS error 4 (0x0004)- The system cannot open the file.
This occurs when the program attempts to initialize SSL.

One difference I see it that DB2 Version 8 includes copies of the SSL
dll in
SQLLIB\bin\icc\ icc\osslib\libe ay32.dll

I have tried the obvious possible solutions of renaming this dll, and
replacing it
with a more current version without success.

Anyone aware of conflicts with this DLL with version 8 and possible
solutions?

Thanks,
Dave

Apr 10 '06 #1
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