You didn't properly turn the contents of $loader_start_time into a literal. The easiest solution is to use placeholders: 
my $sth = $dbh->prepare('
    UPDATE kcrei_batch_job_history
       SET rows_added      = ?,
           status          = 'C',
           stop_datetime   = getdate(),
           stop_tran_seq_nbr = ?,
           elapsed_time_hh = datediff(hh, convert(datetime,?), getdate
+()),
           elapsed_time_mm = datediff(mi, convert(datetime,?), getdate
+()),
           elapsed_time_ss = datediff(ss, convert(datetime,?), getdate
+())
     WHERE master_job_no     = ?
       AND master_job_sub_no = ?
');

$sth->execute(
    $_[1],
    $hdr_tran_seq_nbr,
    $loader_start_time,
    $loader_start_time,
    $loader_start_time,
    $master_job_no
    $_[0],
);

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In reply to Re: DBD::ODBC not support by ikegami
in thread DBD::ODBC not support by Bheema_Tyco

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