but i'm getting few errors.

There is an error in the sql CREATE table statement in your OP, a trailing comma.
Try something like this

#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;

# configuration
my $sqlplus = 'sqlplus';#'D:/oracle/product/11.2.0/client_1/BIN/sqlplu
+s.exe';
my $dir     = 'C:/Users/namburuk/Desktop/CostSettlement_DBScripts/';
my $sqlfile = 'MI_SCR_0001_FS_sample.sql';
my $logon   = 'user/password@ServiceName';

#open IN,'<',$dir.$sqlfile or die "$!";
my $sql = join '',<DATA> ; # use IN
#close IN;

# add exit to sql to return from command line
open OUT,'>','~temp.sql' or die "$!";
print OUT $sql."\nexit;\n";
close OUT;

# run sqlplus.exe in silent mode
system($sqlplus,'-S',$logon,'@~temp.sql') == 0
   or die "Couldn't launch $sqlplus: $!";


__DATA__
SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM DUAL;

CREATE TABLE TRN_SAAA
(
   TRN_ST   NUMBER (30) NOT NULL,
   TRN_SE   NUMBER (30) NOT NULL, 
   CHKD     VARCHAR2 (1) DEFAULT 'N' NOT NULL  
);

INSERT INTO TRN_SAAA VALUES (1,1,'A');
INSERT INTO TRN_SAAA VALUES (2,1,'B');
INSERT INTO TRN_SAAA VALUES (3,1,'C');

SELECT * FROM TRN_SAAA;

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poj

In reply to Re^3: Run SQL script which contains multiple line statements by poj
in thread Run SQL script which contains multiple line statements by karthik.raju

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