Need a query to compile .sql from sql+

Hi All,
I need to run a .sql file from sql+plus .
So share me the query to do this.

1011786 wrote:
Hi All,
I need to run a .sql file from sql+plus .
So share me the query to do this.
Hi
SQL> select dummy,sysdate from dual;
D SYSDATE
X 11-JUN-2013
SQL> save test_dual.sql
Created file test_dual.sql
SQL> @test_dual.sql
D SYSDATE
X 11-JUN-2013
SQL>
Hope this helps
Regards,
Achyut Kotekal

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