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In the IBM update that indicated this enhancement was delivered, that actual deliverable was not described.
There is is a way to return a list of objects referenced by static SQL statements embedded in a program or service program.
The QSYS2.SYSPROGRAMSTMTSTAT view returns one row for every static SQL statement in every program or service program.
The QSYS2.PARSE_STATEMENT table function takes an SQL statement as input and returns a list of the objects it finds in the statement.
Combine these two services and you can get a list of every object referenced by every static SQL statement.
Note that there is another RFE for a DSPPGMREF service. It is the RFE IBM is using for consideration of an SQL service that would be a more complete match for the information returned by the CL command.
From Sql i would expect to have not only the table names in a pgm, but also the columns used in the PGM.
What about SQL are you thinking is the same as *PGM objects? Triggers, functions or procedures? Many SQL procedure language objects like the above create system objects that can be cross referenced using DSPPGMREF. These typically generate a CLE *SRVPGM object.