Problem compiling a project with FORTE

Hi, thanks in advance ,
I've installed FORTE 6 update 2 and all has gone ok .
I've built two projects without problems.
But building a big project i've found nexts problems :
bash-2.03# /opt/SUNWspro/bin/makeprd myproject_file.prd
ild: (undefined symbol) st_key_create -- referenced in the text segment of output/b.o
ild: (undefined symbol) st_key_create -- referenced in the text segment of output/a.o
ild: (undefined symbol) mysql_store_result -- referenced in the text segment of output/a .o
ild: (undefined symbol) mysql_num_rows -- referenced in the text segment of output/b.o
*** Error code 5
dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `output/final_file'
All the files has compiled ok less files makes calls to a MYSQL and ST library .
I've already tell to my prd where found a library in mysql ( /usr/local/mysql/lib and include ) and ST library ( $HOME/st.h and st.a" ), but i don't understand why ild can't found this symbols ...
In mysql.h you can find :
mysql_store_result , mysql_num_rows
and in the st.h the other functions ...
I've found declarations( in .h) and functions ( in .a )
What's the problem ?, anybody can help me ?
Thanks

I'm sorry Mike, but I want to be clear on what you are saying. Are you saying NOT to include it in my project but rather include it in the "always included" box in the application builder?
What do you mean by "You shouldn't do it, because your fixed path would be wrong." What shouldn't I do? Add it to my project? I asked a lot of questions and am not sure to what you are referring.
Thanks again for the reply.
Reese
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