Sql.dict file for readline wrapper

Hi,
Any idea where to download a public "sql.dict" file for <tab> completion support with rlwrap and sqlplus and rman?
i.e. rlwrap -b "" -f $HOME/sql.dict sqlplus
Thanks.

I ended up creating my own dict file from memory and various researching on google. I guess this will be work in progress.

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