Executing SQLDR command in procedure

please tell me the error in the following code
create or replace procedure alltables as
begin
execute immediate ' host sqlldr etl/bi123@citilcmi data=D:\final\fmo.csv control=D:\final\fmo.ctl;';
end;
when i create the procedure it is creating.
But when i execute it is giving the following error. But it is working fine when i execute the same code in SQL prompt
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement
ORA-06512: at "ETL.ALLTABLES", line 4
ORA-06512: at line 1

HOST command can't be used in Pl/Sql, it's a Sql*Plus command. Dynamic Sql is only suitable for Sql commands.
Depending on your Oracle version you can use DBMS_SCHEDULER (10g) or Java/C external procedures (9i and older).

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