#!/bin/ksh
#If we use link_perl_64 script to change perl link for switching to 64-bit version then
#user cannot know /usr/bin/perl is 32-bit or 64-bit perl, hence the programs which depend
#on 32-bit(/usr/bin/perl as it always has) version would fail. And running this script 
#changes the links installed by the installp, so lppchk command can complain about the missing links.

#Application which depends on 64-bit version of perl must use /usr/bin/perl64.
#32-bit applications must /usr/bin/perl32 or /usr/bin/perl (as it always has)

exit 1