SQL batch file in XP

Hi,
I am writing following s.bat file in XP for some admin task
sqlplus "a/a@toto as sysdba" <<!
shutdown immediate;
startup;
but when I am executing s.bat only my first line is getting displayed nothing else. What is I am missing out ? ( I know this thing working in unix environment ) Kindly guide me.
thanks & regards
pjp

Hi,
I am writing following s.bat file for some admin task in XP.
sqlplus "a/a@toto as sysdba" <<EOF
shutdown immediate;
startup;
EOF
But when I am executing this batch file from dos prompt in XP only first line is getting displayed and again coming on dos prompt. Kindly suggest what I am missing out.
thanks & regards
pjp

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