I have developed a perl program suite on Windows that talks to a Teradata over ODBC and works fine. I need to port it to DBD::Teradata on an AIX box, as ODBC is not installed. I have built a local perl (5.14) (cc_r is missing, so I had to compile a copy with gcc) and I have installed DBI ver 1.6.16 and DBD::Teradata version 12.001 (from Presicient)

I can execute a connect correctly. However, when I try and run a simple test program that executes a stored procedure, the $dbh->execute fails. I have searched a number of online resources, but as yet have no glimmer of a solution.

The core of the test program is:

$refStr = "call crchampsview.FD622_Determine_Date_Range_SP( '2011-04-0
+1' )"; 
$sth = $dbh->prepare($refStr);
$sth->execute; 
$row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref;
$sth->finish;
print Dumper($row);

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Called through DBD::ODBC the results are:

$VAR1 = { 
          'Beginning_Date' => '2011-03-27',
          'Ending_Date' => '2011-04-02',
          '\'FD622\'' => 'FD622'
        };

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But called through DBD::Teradata, the program fails as follows:

DBD::Teradata::st execute failed: Failure 7968: FD622_Determine_Date_Range_SP:The recipient of the result set does not support dynamic result sets. on Statement 0. at ./trPDateSPTest.pl line 61.

Explanations and/or work-arounds/corrections will be most gratefully received.

In reply to execute failure with DBD::Teradata, relating to 'Dynamic Result Sets' by jefftate

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