Running a script in command line

Hi all
Firstly id like to say I am just starting ORACLE 11g with no prior database experience. i currently have lectures once a week. I am however stuck with a problem. I am trying to access my uni database from home so i can do some work, apparently i can only access it via command prompt (wich is fine by me) I started by downloading a secure shell at www.putty.org and i managed to log on to my university test database from my laptop at home. However, i have a script file createHR.sql which is stored in my C:\ORACLE directory wich i am trying to access so i can load my test tables and start practising with them.
i use at command line
SQL> C:\ORACLE\createHr and i get SP2-0310:unable to login to file "C:\ORACLE\create HR.sql"
normally this should load and execute the script – as with the browser method prompts will indicate that tables are being created and test data added.
I am now officially fustrated as i cannot get any practise done, any help offered will be most welcome.
Regards
Claude
Edited by: 891128 on 12-Oct-2011 09:33
Edited by: 891128 on 12-Oct-2011 09:41
Edited by: 891128 on 12-Oct-2011 09:44

891128 wrote:
Hi all
Firstly id like to say I am just starting ORACLE 11g with no prior database experience. i currently have lectures ones a week. I am however stuck with a problem. I am trying to access my uni database from home so i can do some work, apparently i can only access it via command prompt (wich is fine by me) I started by downloading a secure shell at www.putty.org and i managed to log on to my university test database from my laptop at home.First, you must get firmly planted in your mind that putty did not connect you to your database. It is just a 'dumb termnal' connection to the server os. It simply opened an OS session on the server. Everything you do in that putty session is executed at the server, and has no knowledge whatsoever of anything on your local machine.
However, i have a script file createHR.sql which is stored in my C:\ORACLE directory wich i am trying to access so i can load my test tables and start practising with them.
i use at command line
SQL> C:\ORACLE\createHr and i get SP2-0310:unable to login to file "C:\ORACLE\create HR.sql"
So I think I can assume that once you got your OS session on the server, you were able to start sqlplus (again, executing on the server). It is unclear whether or not you actually got logged on to the database. The message "SP2-0310:unable to login" seems to indicate not. However, remember that this is all on the server. So even if you did actually connect to the database, once you told sqlplus to execute "c:\ORACLE\create HR.sql" it would have choked, because the server knows nothing about your local c: drive. And to add icing to the cake, if that sever is running a real OS (not windows) it will think that space in the file name is a delimiter between command line parms, and so thing the file name is 'create' and you want to pass the value 'HR.sql' to "create" to do with as it sees fit.
normally this should load and execute the script – as with the browser method prompts will indicate that tables are being created and test data added.
I am now officially fustrated as i cannot get any practise done, any help offered will be most welcome.
Regards
Claude
Edited by: 891128 on 12-Oct-2011 09:33
Edited by: 891128 on 12-Oct-2011 09:41

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