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SQLcL - DOC[UMENT] - Begins a block of documentation in a script - will be implemented?

Hello Team,
I test the DOC Tag of SQL*Plus like:
DOC
-------------------------------------------------------------------
This is a demo Script
------------------------------------------------------------------
#
Output with SQL*Plus
SQL> @demo
DOC>-------------------------------------------------------------------
DOC>This is a demo Script
DOC>------------------------------------------------------------------
DOC>#
Output with SQLcL
SQL> @demo
DOC>#
SQL>
Do you plan to implemented this also in SQLcl?
I found it very handy to show documentation in sql scripts and it is also a lot in use in original SQL*Plus command files from Oracle around the database.
Thanks
Best Regards
Gunther
Answers
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The DOC command was marked as obsolete in 10g, we've decided not to continue support for it in SQLcl.
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/apc.htm