Executing oracle form using .BAT file

I have written one batch file to run oracle form
FILE START.BAT :
ifrun60 D:\DEPLOY\USER_INPUT.fmx scott/tiger@HOSTDB
when I give command on DOS prompt.
D:\deploy>start and press ENTER
it doesn't work. Would you please suggest any solution to this?
Thanks in advance.
Shailesh

hi dear
user this code ur batch file
@echo off
:: COMPILE_FRM.BAT
cls
ECHO Compiling forms
FOR %%f IN (*.fmb) DO ifcmp60 userid=scott/tiger@db module=%%f
ECHO Finished compiling
M Rizwan

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