Object Search in SQLcl?

SQL> alias fuzzy=SELECT owner, object_name, object_type FROM dba_objects
WHERE object_name LIKE :name
ORDER BY 1,2,3
fetch FIRST 10 ROWS ONLY;

SQL> alias list
 
fuzzy
locks
SEARCH
sessions
TABLES
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SQL> help alias
 
ALIAS
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alias [<name>=<SQL statement>;| LOAD [<filename>]|SAVE [<filename>] | LIST [NAME] | DROP ]
 
Alias IS a command which allows you TO save a SQL, plsql OR sqlplus script AND assign it a shortcut command.
        "alias" - print a list OF aliases
        "alias list <aliasName>" - list the contents OF the alias
        "alias <aliasName>=select :one from dual;" - Simple alias command
        Define an alias simply BY USING the alias keyword followed BY a single identifier
        name followed BY an '='. Anything after the '=' will be used AS the alias contents.
        FOR example, IF it IS SQL, it will be TERMINATED BY a ';'. IF it IS PLSQL, it will
        be TERMINATED BY a '/'
 
Examples:
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1. SQL Example WITH Binds
 
        SQL> alias fred=SELECT :one FROM dual;
        IN this example, a bind variable can be SET up IN the alias.
        Running the alias IS done LIKE this below WITH any parameters
        TO the alias being bound TO a bind variable BY SQLcl
 
        SQL> fred 1
        Command=fred
        :ONE
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        >
 
2. PL/SQL example
        SQL> alias db= BEGIN dbms_output.put_line('hi'); END;
        >  /
        Here the block OF PLSQL IS TERMINATED BY the '/' ON a separate
        line at which point it IS accepted AS a NEW alias.
 
        SQL> db
        Command=db
        PL/SQL PROCEDURE successfully completed.
        hi
 
Summary
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        alias ..=.. IS TERMINATED BY ';'
        alias ..=BEGIN OR ..=DECLARE IS TERMINATED BY a / ON a newline
        alias ON its own gives a list OF existing aliases.
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