And commands are available the nonbrowser versions sql

Running a Script

Almost any statement that works interactively in SQL*Plus can be stored in a file for repeated execution. The easiest way to run such a script is to use the SQL*Plus @ com‐mand.4 For example, this runs all the commands in the file abc.pkg:

and you will get identical results. Either way, this command causes SQL*Plus to do the following:

1. Open the file named abc.pkg.

Package created.

Package body created.

SP2-0310: unable to open file "abc.sql"

As you can see, the default file extension is sql. By the way, the “SP2-0310” is the Oracle-supplied error number, and “SP2” means that it is unique to SQL*Plus. (For more details

C:\BOB\FILES> sqlplus

then any file operations inside SQL*Plus (such as opening or running a script) would default to the directory C:\BOB\FILES.

REM Filename: abc.pkg

@abc.pks

SQL> @/files/src/release/1.0/abc.pkg

SP2-0310: unable to open file "abc.pks"