Running .sql file from JDev9i???

In JDev 3.2.3 I could just right click on the sql file and invoke SQL*Plus. This does not appear in JDev9i. Could someone please lend some aid?

I think it is simply that the path to your
SQL*Plus is not set (or is incorrect).
Try menu Tools | Preferences
Click on the SQL*Plus element on Left
Enter the path to your SQL*Plus executable
$(OracleHome)\bin\SQLPLUSW.EXE)
and then it should work.
-John
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