Syntax: java org.hsqldb.cmdline.SqlTool [--opt[=optval]...] urlid [file1.sql...]
    urlid                    ID of connection settings in rcfile.
                             '-' means to not connect to any data source
    file1.sql...             SQL files to be executed [stdin]
                             '-' means non-interactive stdin.
OR: java org.hsqldb.cmdline.SqlTool [--opt[=optval]...]
    (Precisely equivalent to the first case, with urlid of '-' and no SQL files)
Options:
    --help                   Displays this message
    --autoCommit             Auto-commit JDBC DML commands
    --continueOnErr=true|false  Continue (if true) or Abort (false) upon errors
    --debug                  Print Debug info to stderr
    --driver=a.b.c.Driver    JDBC driver class [%{2}]
    --inlineRc=url=val1[,asetting=val2...][,password=]
                             Inline RC-Variables instead of urlid.
    --overrideRc=asetting=val1[,...][,password=]
                             Inline RC-Variables to override urlid.
    --list                   List urlids in the rc file
    --noAutoFile             Do not execute auto.sql from home dir
    --noInput                Do not read stdin (default if sql file given
                             or --sql switch used).
    --rcFile=/file/path.rc   Connect Info File [$HOME/sqltool.rc]
    --setVar=NAME1=val1[,NAME2=val2...]   PL variables
                             May use multiple instances of this switch.
    -p NAME=value            Assign a single PL variable.
                             May use multiple instances of this switch.
    --sql="SQL; Statements;" Execute given SQL instead of stdin (before
                             SQL files if any are specified) where "SQL"
                             consists of SQL command(s).  See the Guide.
    --stdInput               Read stdin IN ADDITION to sql files/--sql input
Values set with inlineRc or setVar may use \ to escape commas inside of values.
SqlTool v. %{1}.  The invocation samples assume you have set up 'CLASSPATH'.
