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Each instance of FluidShell has its own SQL Buffer. The SQL Buffer stores the most recently entered SQL command (but not FluidShell commands). The command remains in the buffer until it's executed. To execute a SQL command, type go on a separate line and press enter. You can bring up an editor to view, modify and execute the contents of the SQL Buffer by clicking the "SQL Buffer" icon in the FluidShell UI (see red box in image below).
The number next to the SQL Buffer icon represents the number of lines stored in the buffer.
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3. To edit the contents of SQL Buffer, execute sqlbuffer -e from FluidShell. This will open the SQL Buffer command window (as shown in the image below) and allow you to edit the contents directly.
4. To load content from an external file into the SQL Buffer, you may execute sqlbuffer -l from FluidShell. For example, to load SQL commands from a file called "cmd.txt" you can do the following:
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