I am using perl to insert a record into SQL Server's table (via ODBC). My SQL statement is quite simple: 
INSERT INTO raw (
                 CHROM
                ,POS
                ,ID
                ,REF
                ,ALT
                ,QUAL
                ,FILTER
                ,INFO
                ,FORMAT
                ) values (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?);

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and so are the values - nothing special. all varchars (doing a POC). Values are in an array, matching to the number of arguments insert expects. When I run this: 
         my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
         $sth->execute( @values );

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I get 
HERE

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as output. Since I am running in a command window and I need to insert millions of rows, HERE as the output is quite annoying. It started happening - for now reason (that I can think of), and it seems that the execute statement is what is triggering it. SQL table has no triggers or anything of that sort, and a simple insert via SQL Server Management studio results in no output (as expecte). Any ideas would be much appreciated!!!

In reply to "HERE" displays in output by avilner

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