I don't know all that much about the issues with DBD::Sybase & MS-SQL, but I can try to help.

The most likely problem is that you are for some reason opening more than one connection. This can happen if DBD::Sybase thinks that the connection is still active when prepare() is called. You can set the syb_no_child_con connection attribute to TRUE and this will inhibit multiple connections for simultaneous statement handles.

You can also enable the DBI->trace() to see what really happens under the covers.

Michael

In reply to Re^5: DBI::Sybase -retrieving BLOB values from ms-sql question by mpeppler
in thread DBI::Sybase -retrieving BLOB values from ms-sql question by anexiole

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