SQL files can be huge in sizes to load onto an editor in order to fix queries that is preventing it to be imported properly. Instead of loading onto an editor, you can simply execute a find a replace using the find app.

find . -type f -name database.sql -exec sed -i '' s/[text-to-find]/[text-to-replace]/g {} +

The Sequel Pro app only allows a single .sql or a compressed .sql.gz file to be imported, but what if you have hundreds of .sql files to import from your Drupal or WordPress backup?

The solution is to combine the .sql file into one using the cat command.