Need help to run sql loader from Form6i

Hi All,
I have some problem with the sql loader running from form 6i.
I have done following steps for that.
1. have created bat file to run sql loader.
2.Alos created ctl and txt files inside the same folder.
In the form , in button press i have written below code
HOST('cmd /c C:\load1.bat > C:\output.txt');
But it is giving error as -
"Unable to open Load1.ctl."
but i have run that bat files from command prompt ; and it is running fine.
I guess probably it is not getting the correct path.
Will pls help me, wt exacly I'm doing wrong?
Rg,
Subir

Hi Francois,
Thanks for reply.
It is not a problem with the batch files. Coz, I just able to run batch files, but that is not correct solution.
Once the host command id firing, that time it is going to path -
"c:\orant\Form60\"
And in this path it searching for that batch files and all the require files; but the require files are present in some different folder. So i think I need to change the path as well, but that I'm unable to do.
To resolve the problem, I have copied all the files in "c:\orant\Form60\" folder, and then it is working.
So I think I need to changed the path, so how to change the path. If I able to change the path I think it will worked. How to change the path?
Best Rg,
Subir

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