SQL*Loader command line call with spaces in path

I need to call a remote control file and am attempting this:
sqlldr USER/password@SERVER \\servername\drivename\Folder Name Messing Me Up\PLACE\Programs\QC2\Data\StandardRawFileRAW.ctlIt keeps telling me the file cannot be found, but it is there! How should I write this so it can find the file?
Thank you so much!

Wrap your path name in single quotes
sqlldr USER/password@SERVER '\\servername\drivename\Folder Name Messing Me Up\PLACE\Programs\QC2\Data\StandardRawFileRAW.ctl'Regards,
Phiri

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