SQLPlus and Windows command-line

Hi,
From a Windows 2000/2003 box, I have to run a SQLPlus command (looks like "sqlplus /nolog @my_command_file.sql"). In the sql file, I run a "CREATE USER" which fails because, let's say, the default tablespace does not exist. Unfortunately, the .bat file which launches SQLPlus is not aware of this error : ERRORLEVEL is still 0.
Is there a way I can check wether the SQL command did work ?
Thanks for your help ...

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