Select statement reults to a CSV file, refuses to run

Hi,
have this query that outputs to a CSV file, or at least it should.
Any help resolving this will be greatfully recieved
Thanks
set feedback off
set pages 0
set lines 120
spool /gtxappl/Stock_Mirroring/Results/pyfs_Demandstock_supply.csv
select upper('item_id,shipnode_key,jda_demand')
from dual;
select a.item_id || ',' || b.shipnode_key || ',' || sum (b.quantity)
from yfs_inventory_item a, yfs_inventory_demand b
where b.demand_type = 'JDA_RSRV.ex'
and b.inventory_item_key = a.inventory_item_key;
group by a.item_id, b.Shipnode_KEY
spool off

Hi,
sorry about that. Its running now, was using an older version of the script, this is not the correct one.
Any idea as to how i could write a shell script so that an application called TWS can execute the SQL and be passed back a success or failure code, 0= success >0= error for a sript very similar to the one mentioned before hand?
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