Coil in SQL * Plus with SQL statements

Hi guru,.

Greetings.

I work 10 R2 Solaris oracle

I have the file new.sql having count (*) select statements of 10000 +. I want the result with the sql statement in the coil. How?

New.SQL

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE;

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE_GROUP;

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE_GROUP_TR;

....

Coil new.txt

@new.sql

spool off

Spooled results is

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE;

COUNT (*)

----------

199

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE_GROUP;

COUNT (*)

----------

220

SELECT COUNT (*) IN XYZ. CPEP_ARTICLE_GROUP_TR;

COUNT (*)

----------

but I'm getting plain County, I need select statement and respective numeration.

How to get it. could you help on this.

Thank you

REDA

Like this.

Select "double ==>" | Count (*) twice;

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