Executing a script using full path in ODT 11.1.0.5.10 beta?

Using a query window from ODT 10x, I used to be able to run a script using '@' and the path to the script. For example: '@D:\Documents\CAL.MB\Oracle\Create Scripts\Applicant\APPLICANT_TB.sql'.
Now I get the following error:
Command '@D:\Documents\CAL.MB\Oracle\Create Scripts\Applicant\APPLICANT_TB.sql' is not supported in query window.
I checked the documentation, but I couldn't find an alternative way to do this. Anyone know of any alternatives?

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Arguments, Executeable and WorkingDirectory have been configured as Expressions. When I execute the package in BIDS from my Windows XP SP3 machine, The task fails with the following error:
[Execute Process Task] Error: In Executing "\\server\groups\Development\ETLFiles\ETL_Utilities\ocSSHHelper\ocsshhelper.exe" "sftp user password put \\server\groups\Development\ETLFiles\ETL_Data_Files\CT_FS_Export_20081113.csv stateExport\export" at "\\server\groups\Development\ETLFiles\ETL_Utilities\ocSSHHelper", The process exit code was "-532459699" while the expected was "0".
My domain account has 'effective' full control rights to the location of ocsshhelper.exe.
It could be that the executable does not support UNC paths, and I'm checking that. I have another package that uses this same application, but uses the physical path, and there are no problems. Does the Execute Process task have issues with UNC paths?
Thank you for your help
cdun2

Actually it doesn't work properly in SQL Server 2008 R2. I have a similar EP task. If I set the working directory to \\server\share\subdir the task fails. However, if I map a drive latter to the \\server\share and set working directory to <drive>:\subdir
it works

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