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OPTIONS
      sql
      Change the command line interface behavior to [sql] mode.

      shell
      Change the command line interface behavior to [shell] mode.

      fluid
      Change the command line interface behavior to [fluid] mode.

      -ae BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether alias expansion is to be performed.

      -as BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether a '@' character at the end of a line will trigger a SQL buffer execution.

      -ec STRING
      Define the character used to indicate an explicit shell command request.

      -enf BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether an explicit shell command request for an unknown command creates a shell exception.

      -es STRING
      Define the character used to indicate an explicit SQL buffer request.

      -fs BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether a '/' character at the end of a line will trigger a SQL buffer execution.

      -ib {error, sql}
      Indicate the implied request in case no other evaluation has been successful.

      -p STRING
      Set the PROMPT variable.

      -ss BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether a ';' character at the end of a line will trigger a SQL buffer execution.

      -vc {off, shell, sql}
      Indicate whether a leading '#' is evaluated as a comment line.

      -vec BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether an explicit shell command character is to be evaluated to determine a shell command request.

      -ves BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether an explicit SQL character is to be evaluated to determine a SQL buffer request.

      -vh BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether history command expansion is to be performed.

      -vic BOOLEAN
      Indicate whether an implicit shell command request is to be evaluated.

      See the CLI section of Common Aliases and Variables page for more on how to alter the modes. Executing the export command will display all of the settings for your current mode.
      
      See BOOLEAN VALUES section below for supported BOOLEAN values.

BOOLEAN VALUES
      The following are supported BOOLEAN values: 'true', 'false', 'yes', 'no', 'y', 'n', 'on', 'off', '1', '0'.

EXAMPLES
      To use the SQL mode:

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