Running Multiple Commands From File

I am trying to create a file with multiple sql stmts in the editor (just a small buffer file). I am separating the commands with / but this doesn't seem to work. How should I do this? Thanks for reply.

What is it exactly that "doesn't work"?
Individual SQL or PL/SQL commands in a file can be terminated (a more precise definition than separated) with a '/'. By default there should be no blank lines in a statement, including prior to the '/'. SQL*Plus commands (e.g. SET, DESCRIBE) do not need a '/' terminator.
You should be able to run this file in SQL*Plus using the START or '@' command.
[If you want to put blank lines in a SQL statement, use SET SQLBLANKLINES ON. If you use this interactively and can't seem to get out of the statement continuationprompts to start a new statement, then put a single '.' by itself at the start a newline.]
- CJ
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