How can you call a SQL script from SQL*Plus?

How do I run a script from SQLPlus command-line?

To run a script as you start SQL*Plus, use one of the following options:1Follow the SQLPLUS command with your username, a slash, a space, @, and the name of the file: SQLPLUS HR @SALES. SQL*Plus starts, prompts for your password and runs the script.2Include your username as the first line of the file.5 Using Scripts in SQL*Plus

How do you call an SQL script?

Executing a SQL Script from the SQL Scripts Page1On the Workspace home page, click SQL Workshop and then SQL Scripts. ... 2From the View list, select Details and click Go. ... 3Click the Run icon for the script you want to execute. ... 4The Run Script page appears. ... 5Click Run to submit the script for execution.2 Using SQL Scripts

What SQL*Plus command runs a script at the OS level?

Running a Script as You Start SQL*Plus SQL*Plus starts and runs the script. Include your username, a slash (/), and your password as the first line of the file. Follow the SQLPLUS command with @ and the filename. SQL*Plus starts and runs the file.

What is SQL*Plus script?

In SQL*Plus command-line, the use of an external editor in combination with the @, @@ or START commands is an effective method of creating and executing generic scripts. You can write scripts which contain SQL*Plus, SQL and PL/SQL commands, which you can retrieve and edit.