on 05-13-2015 6:59 PM
I am currently running HANA One on AWS SPS9. I need to use smart data access and have determined that I need to install unixodbc (based on the SAP HANA Administration Guide). It tells me to download the package, which I did, but then wants me to run
./configure
This seems to want to do a compile, but there is no compiler in the path. I have tried this from ec2-user as well as root. when I do a
find . -name gcc -print
from the root directory, there are no results (other than a library). When I try to use yast or zypper, I get no where.
hanaserver:~ # zypper install gcc
Refreshing service 'susecloud'.
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
'gcc' not found in package names. Trying capabilities.
No provider of 'gcc' found.
Resolving package dependencies...
Nothing to do.
When I try yast, I see no software to install related to gcc or similar.
Yet there is no gcc, cc, gcc46, or anything like this in the system. What do I need to do to proceed?
Thanks
Bob
I just created a simple SUSE 11 EC2 instance and logged into it. When I ran YAST then selected Software -> Software Management and searched for gcc, I got a good sized listing, including gcc. But when I do it in my HANA instance console, only get the following:
libgcc43 xC compiler runtime libraryx x4.6.9 x
libgcc_s1xC compiler runtime libraryx x4.7.2_2x
Is there a way to fix this?
Thank you
Bob
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