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How can i run multiple scripts in oracle at once?

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Oracle 10.x

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oracle, 10g
I have created 10 tables in an Oracle 10g db and I am trying to run all of the scripts together at once.  Below is a code snippet, and I have copied this same format for the remaining 9 tables.  Do i need a semicolon somewhere or can this even be done?  
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drop table activity;
create table activity(
 
day                      date,
remote_id                number,
subgroup_id              number,
sequence_id              number,
pipeline_id              number,
zone_id                  varchar(50),
meter_id                 varchar(50),
trader_id                varchar(50),
portfolio_id             varchar(50),
customer_name            varchar(50),
interconnect_grp_id      varchar(50),
fixed_price              number,
fixed_formula            varchar(250),
floating_formula         varchar(250),
price_type               varchar(50),
increments                number,
actual_volume            number(10),
scheduled_volume         number(10),
type                     varchar(50),
basis_point              varchar(50),
fuel_percentage          number(10),
create_user              varchar(50),
create_date              date,
modify_user              varchar(50),
modify_date              date
)
DROP SEQUENCE WHITEBOARD.ACTIVITY_SEQ;
 
CREATE SEQUENCE WHITEBOARD.ACTIVITY_SEQ;
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Answered By: dvz
Expert Since: 04/21/1998
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