Add the OBJECT_NAME column to both db-objects SQLs (#457)

- add ObjectName to db_objects
- add ObjectName to db-objects-synonym-public

dumper/app/src/main/resources/oracle-stats/native/db-objects-synonym-public.sql

@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ SELECT
   'PUBLIC' "Owner",
   'SYNONYM' "ObjectType",
   B.editionable "Editionable",
+  B.object_name "ObjectName",
   -- This looks similar to filtering with WHERE and using count() instead of sum().
   --
   -- It is not similar. DB will see the LIKE inside a WHERE predicate and decide to
@@ -49,4 +50,7 @@ LEFT JOIN (
   AND B.con_id = D.con_id
 WHERE D.table_owner IS NULL
     AND B.owner = 'PUBLIC'
-GROUP BY B.con_id, B.editionable
+GROUP BY
+  B.con_id,
+  B.editionable,
+  B.object_name

dumper/app/src/main/resources/oracle-stats/native/db-objects.sql

@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@
 SELECT
   A.con_id "ConId",
   A.owner "Owner",
+  A.object_name "ObjectName",
   A.object_type "ObjectType",
   A.editionable "Editionable",
   count(1) "Count"
@@ -24,12 +25,14 @@ WHERE A.owner NOT LIKE '%SYS'
 GROUP BY
   A.con_id,
   A.owner,
+  A.object_name,
   A.object_type,
   A.editionable
 UNION ALL (
   SELECT
     B.con_id "ConId",
     'SYS' "Owner",
+    B.object_name "ObjectName",
     'DIRECTORY' "ObjectType",
     B.editionable "Editionable",
     count(1) "Count"
@@ -40,13 +43,15 @@ UNION ALL (
   GROUP BY
     B.con_id,
     B.owner,
+    B.object_name,
     B.object_type,
     B.editionable
 )
 UNION ALL (
   SELECT
     C.con_id "ConId",
     C.owner "Owner",
+    C.object_name "ObjectName",
     C.object_type "ObjectType",
     C.editionable "Editionable",
     count(1) "Count"
@@ -59,5 +64,6 @@ UNION ALL (
     C.con_id,
     C.owner,
     C.editionable,
+    C.object_name,
     C.object_type
 )