SQL Plus Skipping Where Clause

Question: We are using .sql files, that are executed though SQLPlus to implement our production code, we have had instances where a developer put a extra line in the middle of his SQL statement. In the below examples, the 2nd script will execute and delete everything in the entire table, then give a error message message stating that it doesn't know what 'WHERE' is, and then commits(Only happens when executing from a .sql file, if you put the below SQL in the buffer and execute it... it doesn't happen)... does anyone know a way to tell SQLPlus to ignore carrage returns as the end of the SQL statement?
Example 1: Delete 1 Row
DELETE FROM TABLE1
WHERE ID = 1;
COMMIT;
Example 2: Delete's ALL Rows
DELETE FROM TABLE1
WHERE ID = 1;
COMMIT;

set sqlblankline on
(this default value is off)
and addtional...
set sqlterminator ;
(this default value is ;)
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AND inp.attempt_id = regatmpt.attempt_id(+)
AND paf.assignment_id = iad.assignment_id(+)
AND :18 BETWEEN iad.effective_start_date(+) AND iad.effective_end_date(+)
AND iad.latest_details(+) = 'Y'
AND iad.attempt_id = aplatmpt.attempt_id(+)
AND hrl.lookup_type(+) = 'VACANCY_STATUS'
AND vac.status = hrl.lookup_code(+)
AND paf.assignment_id = ircreferralinfoeo.object_id(+)
AND SYSDATE BETWEEN ircreferralinfoeo.start_date(+) AND ircreferralinfoeo.end_date(+)
AND ( 1 = 1
AND (NVL (doc.document_id, 1) =
NVL ((SELECT MAX (idoc1.document_id)
FROM irc_documents idoc1
WHERE idoc1.person_id = irc_ppf.person_id
AND idoc1.TYPE IN ('RESUME', 'AUTO_RESUME')
AND idoc1.end_date IS NULL
AND idoc1.last_update_date =
(SELECT MAX (idoc2.last_update_date)
FROM irc_documents idoc2
WHERE idoc2.person_id = irc_ppf.person_id
AND idoc2.TYPE IN
('RESUME', 'AUTO_RESUME')
AND idoc2.end_date IS NULL)),
1
and my where clause that i want to append to the existing one:
and ppf.sex = 'M' and ppf.nationality = '1680'
my processFormRequest function in my extended CO
public void processFormRequest(OAPageContext pageContext,
OAWebBean webBean) {
super.processFormRequest(pageContext, webBean);
OAApplicationModule am = pageContext.getApplicationModule(webBean);
String genderValue = pageContext.getParameter("gender");
String nationality = pageContext.getParameter("nationality");
ViewObject personAplListVO = am.findViewObject("PersonAplListVO");
String personAplListVOWhereClause = personAplListVO.getWhereClause();
Object[] whereClauseParams = personAplListVO.getWhereClauseParams();
String newWhereClause = "";
//gender
if (genderValue != null && !genderValue.trim().equals("")) {
newWhereClause += " and ppf.sex = '" + genderValue + "'";
//nationality
if (nationality != null && !nationality.trim().equals("")) {
newWhereClause += " and ppf.nationality = '" + nationality + "'";
System.out.println("\n>>>>>>>>getQuery = " + personAplListVO.getQuery());
System.out.println("\n>>>>>>>>newWhereClause = " + newWhereClause);
if (!newWhereClause.equals("")) {
personAplListVO.clearCache();
personAplListVO.setWhereClause(null); // first set to null
personAplListVO.setWhereClauseParams(null); // first set to null
personAplListVO.setWhereClause(personAplListVOWhereClause +
newWhereClause);
personAplListVO.setWhereClauseParams(whereClauseParams);
personAplListVO.executeQuery();
// System.out.println(">>>>>>>>newWhereClause" +
// personAplListVOWhereClause + newWhereClause);
// System.out.println(">>>>>>>>getWhereClause" +
// personAplListVO.getWhereClause());
// System.out.println(">>>>>>>>getQuery = " +
// personAplListVO.getQuery());
any tips?
thanks a lot

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