>.help
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| .add       - adds new database to the list
| .cd        - changes current working directory
| .close     - closes given (or current) database
| .databases - prints list of registered databases
| .dblist    - prints list of registered databases
| .desc      - shows details about the table
| .dir       - lists directories and files in current working directory
| .exit      - quits the application
| .help      - shows this help message
| .history   - prints history or erases it
| .ls        - lists directories and files in current working directory
| .mode      - tells or changes the query results format
| .null      - tells or changes the NULL representation string
| .nullvalue - tells or changes the NULL representation string
| .open      - opens database connection
| .pwd       - prints the current working directory
| .query     - executes SQL query
| .quit      - quits the application
| .remove    - removes database from the list
| .tables    - prints list of tables in the database
| .tree      - prints all objects in the database as a tree
| .use       - changes default working database
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| Usage: .help [<command>]
| 
| Use .help to learn about certain commands supported by the command line interface (CLI) of the SQLiteStudio.
| To see list of supported commands, type .help without any arguments.
| 
| When passing <command> name, you can skip special prefix character ('.').
| 
| You can always execute any command with exactly single '--help' option to see help for that command. It's an
| alternative for typing: .help <command>.
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To read SQL commands from a file:
Example: already existing empty database test5 with 

1. Create a file (eg. test5.sql) like this:

.use test5
..... lots of  SQL commands.....
.exit

Run by typing

sqlitestudiocli < test5.sql