Executing sqlplus in windows batch file - URGENT

Hi
Is it possible to run sqlplus.exe thru batch file as follows.
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\client_1\BIN;
host sqlplus userid=test1/test12@testdev
sELECT * FROM CASESTATUS
Thanks
murali

hI
It did not work. I have this question.
1. Do I have to run this opening SQL/PLUS and then submit
@C:\Test\SQL2.bat
2. Or from Windows command run SQL2.Bat
I tried both of them , it did not work. If I try from windows , I am getting SQLPlus connection window at all.
Please help me.
Murali
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\client_1\BIN;
sqlplus userid=test1/test12@testdev
Ok so far but your select needs to be in a file if you want this to be executed.
Put this in, f.ex, run.sql
>>
sELECT * FROM CASESTATUS
>>
then you can use
sqlplus userid=test1/test12@testdev @run.sql <complete path if needed>

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