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From: "Radu Lascae" <r.xxxx@wanadoo.nl>
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Subject: Re: Running a sql file from a command prompt.
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Yes.

Assuming you have the Oracle client installed on the machine:

sqlplus username/pwd@connection_string @sqlfilename

Regards,
Radu
"Allan Martin" <allan.martin@saic.com> wrote in message
news:3bc3b5d4@cpns1.saic.com...
> Is it possible to run an oracle sql file from a command prompt in windows
> NT4 and windows 2000?
>
> Cheers,
> Allan
>
>