thanks for the reply. Yes, i do use DBD::ODBC Your example shows using odbc_more_results while retrieving data.. (fetch)
my code sniffet is here. 
$sql = qq{ 
     RESTORE DATABASE ${dbname}
       FROM disk = '${filename}'
       ${recovery} 
          , MOVE '$datadev_srcname' TO '$datadev_phyname' 
          , MOVE '$logdev_srcname' TO '$logdev_phyname'
    ,replace
    };

}

$sth->execute() || die "Restore failed with this error $DBI::errstr nu
+m: $DBI:err state: $DBI::state\n" ;

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As you can see this is a single command to sql server and i am not sure how do i incorporate your suggestion?
should i change my code to 
do{
$sth->execute() || die "Restore failed with this error $DBI::errstr nu
+m: $DBI:err state: $DBI::state\n" ;
}while ($sth->{odbc_more_results});

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I am confused...
thanks

In reply to Re^2: DBI continuing execution after a warning/informational message by aksaravanan
in thread DBI continuing execution after a warning/informational message by aksaravanan

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