Help with sql edit

Question

I'm starting out with Oracle, and was given a set of sql files, which SHOULD be used through the edit command in the sql commandline.
However im unable to run the entire text.
I can create a table, if i delete the INSERT parts of the text.
I'm also unable to run the INSERT part, unless i do it ine line at a time (basically using 4 files).
The sql file reads:
CREATE TABLE "CLIENT"
(     "CLIENTNO" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE,
     "FNAME" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE,
     "LNAME" VARCHAR2(4000),
     "TELNO" VARCHAR2(4000),
     "PREFTYPE" VARCHAR2(4000),
     "MAXRENT" NUMBER(6,0),
     CONSTRAINT "CLIENT_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("CLIENTNO") ENABLE
INSERT INTO CLIENT VALUES ('CR76','John','Kay', '0207-774-5632','Flat',425);
INSERT INTO CLIENT VALUES ('CR56','Aline','Stewart', '0141-848-1825','Flat',350);
INSERT INTO CLIENT VALUES ('CR74','Mike','Ritchie', '01475-392178','House',750);
INSERT INTO CLIENT VALUES ('CR62','Mary','Tregear', '01224-196720','Flat',600);
I have been messing about with various combinations of / and ; but I'm having no luck.
Does anyone have any ideas?

Answer 1

That didnt work, although im not sure why
there is a difference between run and @?
The run command lists and executes the most recently ran statement in the SQL buffer. The @ runs the SQL*Plus statements in the specified script.
test@ORCL> select * from dual;
D
X
Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
test@ORCL> run
  1* select * from dual
D
X
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
test@ORCL>If you are unsure what an SQL*Plus command does, you can use the help system.
test@ORCL> help run
RUN
Lists and executes the most recently executed SQL command or
PL/SQL block which is stored in the SQL buffer. The buffer has
no command history list and does not record SQL*Plus commands.
R[UN]
test@ORCL> help @
@ ("at" sign)
Runs the SQL*Plus statements in the specified script. The script can be
called from the local file system or a web server. Only the url form is
supported in iSQL*Plus.
@ } [arg ...]
where url supports HTTP and FTP protocols in the form:
http://host.domain/script.sql
@@ (double "at" sign)
Runs the specified script. This command is almost identical to
the @ command. It is useful for running nested scripts because it
has the additional functionality of looking for the nested script
in the same url or path as the calling script. Only the url form
is supported in iSQL*Plus.
@@ {url|file_name[.ext}} [arg ...]
test@ORCL>