Running a oracle script for multible database on same server

Hello friends
I am thinking of creating a script in HP UX which will run a SQL script on multiple oracle in same server. I can do this for one oracle but i'm unable to do it for multiple database.
I need to do newid oraSID user every time for diff. database .. can u suggest something..
regards
Ashish

Hi Markus,
Its not working .. When i run this script from my ID, it says SQLPLUS not found. see this .. i have created 1 sql file and 1 script file to call it with exporting ORACLE_HOME & ORACE_SID for one of the system E40.
Can you suggest something ..
er3asu82:(/tmp)(xchason)#ll /tmp/testsql.sql /tmp/testscr.dat
-rwxrwxrwx 1 xchason dba 109 Aug 9 11:10 /tmp/testscr.dat
-rwxrwxrwx 1 xchason dba 32 Aug 9 11:08 /tmp/testsql.sql
er3asu82:(/tmp)(xchason)#cat /tmp/testsql.sql
select * from v$instance;
quit
er3asu82:(/tmp)(xchason)#cat /tmp/testscr.dat
#! /bin/ksh
export ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/E40/102_64
export ORACE_SID=E40
sqlplus "/as sysdba" @testsql.sql
er3asu82:(/tmp)(xchason)#/tmp/testscr.dat
/tmp/testscr.dat[5]: sqlplus: not found
Again when i try to run this from other orasid, it does not work as well..
er3asu82:oraq52 1> /tmp/testscr.dat
Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus
Message file sp1<lang>.msb not found
SP2-0750: You may need to set ORACLE_HOME to your Oracle software directory
thanks
ashish

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