Run SQL Command Line

Sorry folks, but I'm new to all this - just started an Oracle db course and downloaded the Windows (Oracle.exe) version of 10g to practise at home. Whenever I try and writes some SQL, I get a message:
SP2-0640: Not connected
What am I doing wrong?!?

hi,
u can connect to the ORACLE database like this
SQLPLUS <user_name>/<pasword>
or
SQLPLUS
Enter Username: <user_name>
Enter Password:
Trinath Somanchi,
Hyderabad.

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Thanks... I'll keep these in mind.
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