I don't mean to sound like i'm blaming DBD directly. I am an amateur and I may be doing something wrong or using something inappropriately. By proving my theory I only meant to communicate that my script operates fully within ssms and the return of the select seems to 'break' what I expect to happen. I have tried both do and prepare/execute.I understand how this would return multiple results. I have set nocount on and I understand what it does. It seems like I have to get both DBI and DBD upgraded and try odbc_more_results again. Am I accurate to say then that if a stored procedure does anything complex (e.g. multiple select / update / delete statements), I must use odbc_more_results if nocount is off. Or does it sound like I am having an abnormal issue as a result of my own doing and/or from not knowing how it works?

In reply to Re^3: DBI Prematurely Disconnecting by perldc
in thread DBI Prematurely Disconnecting by perldc

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