Passing values to anonymous pl/sql block error

Hi,
I have update_table.sql sql script which updates the table MST_TOT. The sql script is being called from
unix shell script in loop with 2 parameters values. 1. str# 2. rtl#.
e.g. The shell script will call 5 time sql script with different str# and rtl#.
update_table.sql
DECLARE CURSOR cur_qty IS
SELECT
COL1,
COL2
FROM MST_DTL
WHERE
     AND STR = &1
     AND RTL = &2;
l_COL1 NUMBER;
l_COL2 NUMBER;
BEGIN
OPEN cur_qty;
LOOP
FETCH cur_qty INTO l_COLtrans_dt, l_COL1, l_COL2;
EXIT WHEN cur_qty%NOTFOUND;
UPDATE MST_TOT
SET item_total = l_COL1
WHERE str_num = &1
AND rtl_co_num = l_COL2
END LOOP;
CLOSE cur_qty;
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
ROLLBACK;
END;
Problem: It completes first sql call and terminates with following error.
old 32:      AND STR = &1
new 32:      AND STR = 40
old 33:      AND RTL = &2
new 33:      RTL = 12
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SP2-0042: unknown command "48|12|" - rest of line ignored.
Any suggetion?
Thanks in advance!!
Dip

At first sight I miss the semicolon at the end of your update statement:
UPDATE MST_TOT
SET item_total = l_COL1
WHERE str_num = &1
AND rtl_co_num = l_COL2;Additionally there may be a problem with your &-variables.
If the columns/values are of varchar type you should put them into quotes inside your code:
e.g.
AND STR = '&1'

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