Here is my code I am guessing there is a better way to do multiple commands is the database. This code fails at the first DBI command. and retuns the error
ct_cmd_alloc failed at ./multi_copy_segmap.pl line 127. no statement executing at ./multi_copy_segmap.pl line 142. ct_cmd_alloc failed at /nms/site/perl-5.6.0/lib/site_perl/5.6.0/sun4-solaris/DBD/Sybase.pm line 121.
sub change_dboption_true(){

my ( $dbh, $DB ) = @_;
my $option = "single user";
my $switch = "true";
my $sql;
   
    $sql = "use master";
    $$dbh->do($sql) or $app->error($FATAL,"Can't do SQL statement [ $s
+ql ] :: $DBI::errstr"); FAILS HERE

    $sql = "sp_dboption $DB, \"$option\", $switch";
    $$dbh->do($sql) or $app->error($FATAL,"Can't do SQL statement [ $s
+ql ] :: $DBI::errstr");

    $sql = "use $DB";
    $$dbh->do($sql) or $app->error($FATAL,"Can't do SQL statement [ $s
+ql ] :: $DBI::errstr");

    $sql = "checkpoint";
    $$dbh->do($sql) or $app->error($FATAL,"Can't do SQL statement [ $s
+ql ] :: $DBI::errstr");

    $$dbh->disconnect;

}#end change_dboption_true

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