Here's the output: 
nod019 (v12_5) > perl -Mblib t/main.t
1..19
ok 1
Switch: DBI 1.43 by Tim Bunce, 1.43
Available Drivers: DBM, ExampleP, File, Proxy, Sponge, Sybase
Connect to server version: 12.5.0.3
ok 2
ok 3
ok 4
Fields: 5
Names: suid uid gid name environ
Null:  0 0 0 0 1
-16390 16390 16390 mon_role 
-16389 16389 16389 replication_role 
-16388 16388 16388 navigator_role 
-16387 16387 16387 sybase_ts_role 
-16386 16386 16386 oper_role 
-16385 16385 16385 sso_role 
-16384 16384 16384 sa_role 
-2 0 0 public 
-1 2 0 guest 
1 1 0 dbo 
2 3 0 probe 
ok 5
ok 6
ok 7
not ok 8
:
Server message number=208 severity=1 state=0 line=0 text=ok 9
ok 10
-16390 16390 16390 mon_role  
-16389 16389 16389 replication_role  
-16388 16388 16388 navigator_role  
-16387 16387 16387 sybase_ts_role  
-16386 16386 16386 oper_role  
-16385 16385 16385 sso_role  
-16384 16384 16384 sa_role  
-2   public  
-1 2  guest  
1 1  dbo  
2 3  probe  
ok 11
ok 12
ok 13
ok 14
ok 15
ok 16
ok 17
ok 18
ok 19
$VAR1 = [
          {
            'LITERAL_PREFIX' => '\'',
            'UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE' => undef,
            'MAXIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'MINIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'TYPE_NAME' => 'char',
            'INTERVAL_PRECISION' => undef,
            'NULLABLE' => 1,
            'CREATE_PARAMS' => 'length',
            'DATA_TYPE' => 1,
            'SQL_DATA_TYPE' => undef,
            'LITERAL_SUFFIX' => '\'',
            'CASE_SENSITIVE' => 1,
            'NUM_PREC_RADIX' => undef,
            'PRECISION' => 2048,
            'SEARCHABLE' => 3,
            'MONEY' => 0,
            'AUTO_INCREMENT' => undef,
            'LOCAL_TYPE_NAME' => 'char',
            'SQL_DATETIME_SUB' => undef
          },
          {
            'LITERAL_PREFIX' => '\'',
            'UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE' => undef,
            'MAXIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'MINIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'TYPE_NAME' => 'nchar',
            'INTERVAL_PRECISION' => undef,
            'NULLABLE' => 1,
            'CREATE_PARAMS' => undef,
            'DATA_TYPE' => 1,
            'SQL_DATA_TYPE' => undef,
            'LITERAL_SUFFIX' => '\'',
            'CASE_SENSITIVE' => 1,
            'NUM_PREC_RADIX' => undef,
            'PRECISION' => 2048,
            'SEARCHABLE' => 3,
            'MONEY' => 0,
            'AUTO_INCREMENT' => undef,
            'LOCAL_TYPE_NAME' => 'nchar',
            'SQL_DATETIME_SUB' => undef
          },
          {
            'LITERAL_PREFIX' => '\'',
            'UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE' => undef,
            'MAXIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'MINIMUM_SCALE' => undef,
            'TYPE_NAME' => 'unichar',
            'INTERVAL_PRECISION' => undef,
            'NULLABLE' => 1,
            'CREATE_PARAMS' => 'length',
            'DATA_TYPE' => 1,
            'SQL_DATA_TYPE' => undef,
            'LITERAL_SUFFIX' => '\'',
            'CASE_SENSITIVE' => 1,
            'NUM_PREC_RADIX' => undef,
            'PRECISION' => 2048,
            'SEARCHABLE' => 3,
            'MONEY' => 0,
            'AUTO_INCREMENT' => undef,
            'LOCAL_TYPE_NAME' => 'unichar',
            'SQL_DATETIME_SUB' => undef
          }
        ];

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In reply to Re^2: Errors during "make test" of DBD::Sybase by Bone_Scavenger
in thread Errors during "make test" of DBD::Sybase by Bone_Scavenger

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