19.44 sqlbuffer (Revision #2)

\sqlbuffer
	Buffers SQL statements to memory. Once executed via / or \go, the buffer is cleared.
Syntax
	\sqlbuffer [Option ...]
Description
	\sqlbuffer command works with the local shell's SQL buffer. The -l and -s options require that a file name be specified. On -s option, if file already exists, buffer is appended to file; if file doesnt exist, file is created and buffer is written to file.
Options
	-c Clear the buffer
	-e Edit the buffer
	-l FILE Load the buffer contents from file. File name must be specified.
	-p Print the buffer contents to screen.
	-s FILE Save the buffer contents to file. File name must be specified.
Example
	To clear the SQL Buffer of all contents \sqlbuffer clear
	To edit the SQL Buffer contents \sqlbuffer edit
	To load a file into the SQL Buffer \sqlbuffer load sqlfile.txt
	To save the SQL Buffer contents to a file \sqlbuffer save sqlfile.tx
	To print the SQL Buffer contents to screen \sqlbuffer show