What is the definition of the sctemp table?

Also, run your script with the DBI->trace(3) flag, to see what DBD::Sybase thinks it's getting. For example, when I ran your script against a Sybase 12.0 server, I got: 

    -> fetchrow_hashref in DBD::_::st for DBD::Sybase::st (DBI::st=HAS
+H(0x81c6114)~0x8106cb0)
2   -> fetch for DBD::Sybase::st (DBI::st=HASH(0x8106cb0)~INNER)
    dbih_setup_fbav for 1 fields => 0x8106d64
2   <- fetch= [ '26' ] row1 at scratch.pl line 22
2   -> FETCH for DBD::Sybase::st (DBI::st=HASH(0x8106cb0)~INNER 'NAME'
+)
2   <- FETCH= [ 'foo' ] at scratch.pl line 22
    <- fetchrow_hashref= HASH(0x8106db8)1keys row1 at scratch.pl line 
+22

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In reply to Re: Getting identity after autoincr in FreeTDS/MSSQL/DBI by mpeppler
in thread Getting identity after autoincr in FreeTDS/MSSQL/DBI by scain

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