Want to know database name from RMAN prompt

Hi there
I want to know database name when I am in RMAN prompt.
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Jewel

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RMAN> connect target /
connected to target database: SYSLOG (DBID=3659208352)
Here SYSLOG is the database name
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Asif Kabir
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