Error on  sqlloader

in oracle apps 11.5.10
where i type in command prompt
c:>sqlldr userid=gl/gl@vis control='c:\test.ctl'
it generate error
sqlldr is not recognise internal or external command
plx help me thanks

It should work as follows (assuming you have 9i database, the instance name is TEST, and the hostname is demo):
F:\>cd oracle
F:\oracle>cd testdb
F:\oracle\testdb>cd 9.2.0
F:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0>TEST_demo.cmd
ECHO is off.
ECHO is off.
Mon 07/28/2008 03:51 PM
TEST_demo.cmd exiting with status 0
F:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0>echo %ORACLE_HOME%
f:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0
F:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0>which sqlldr
f:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0\bin/sqlldr.exe
F:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0>which sqlplus
f:\oracle\testdb\9.2.0\bin/sqlplus.exe

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