Compiling packages from command line

hi...good morning all...
I want to compile 5 packages from command prompt..
I have written a batch file like this...
d:
call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package1.sql
call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package2.sql
call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package3.sql
call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package4.sql
call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package5.sql
pause
exit
But it is not running...only the package 1 is getting compiled after putting a '/' after the prompt "call sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora11g @package1.sql"..
But the rest of the packages are not getting compiled..it is not throwing any error also...I have kept the 5 package bodies in the D drive...
Please help..

thanks a lot friends for your replies...
@mahir: I have made a test.sql(in d drive) file which contains the following wntry only
@d:\package1.sql
@d:\package2.sql
@d:\package3.sql
@d:\package4.sql
@d:\package5.sql
and from another bat file(run.bat) i have called that...
sqlplus -s scott/tiger@oracle11g @test.sql
but it is not running....
I have pressed '/' then the first package compiled and again it got stopped..
the number of times i pressed '/', the number of times it got compiled...there are only 5 packages...but if i pressed the '/' for 20 times ,it is compiled for 20 times...so i think the rest of the packages are not getting compiled...
@ravikumar: I dont want to execute the same command for different packages...I want to run all the packages at a single go...

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