Procedure won't execute after sql loader

I have a procedure that uses DDE to call a bat file. The bat file uses sqlloader to load data from an excel sheet into Oracle. After the bat file is executed, I am doing a series of deletes and inserts.
After this is done, I am calling another procedure. Whe I run the form, the second procedure is not executing. I put a message box and it does not pop up.
When I comment the first procedure, only then the second procedure is called. Is this a sql loader issue or a DDE issue?
thanks

Thanks for the reply.
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