Hi all,
Can u pls help me tackling this issue.....

I will be recieving a set of .sql files name along with its path in an Excel file. I have to read these sql scripts name along with its path and compile it from Perl. In oracle there are two commands which helps in achieving this
Sta "filepath/filename.sql"; or @filepath/filename.sql;
both these queries when executed in oracle runs absolutely fine. But when i execute this query via the execute method DBI, it throws the following error.

@D:/coe_det.sql DBD::Oracle::st execute failed: ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement (DBD ERROR: OCIStmtExecute) for Statement "@D:/coe_det.sql" at deploy_db_obj.pl line 97.

Here D:/coe_det.sql is the name of my script with its path;

FYI am using Perl 5.8.8 and my code is as follows 
foreach my $i (1..$#input)
{
    $script=$input[$i][1].$input[$i][0];
    my $compilation_query="\@$script"; 
    print "$compilation_query\n";
    my $sth=$db_conn_obj->prepare($compilation_query) or die "prepare 
+err:". $db_conn_obj->errstr; 
    $sth->execute() or die "Cannot execute:".$sth->errstr;
}

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In the above code, i will have my script name along with its path in variable $script, variable $compilation_query has the sql query to be compiled i.e "@d:\coe_det.sql"

Thanks in advance.....

In reply to Compilation of Sql Script file(.sql) from Perl by jsk007

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