Examine the contents of SQL loader control file: Which three statements are true regarding the SQL* Loader operation performed using the control file?

SQL*Loader is a data loading utility with no DDL capability - it requires the target table to already exist and will return an error if the EMP table is absent rather than creating it.

When the SQL*Loader control file references columns by name and instructs the loader to read field headings from the data file, the first record of myfile1.dat serves as the column name source for the EMP table load.

Without a TERMINATED BY clause or explicit record format definition in the control file, SQL*Loader cannot determine record boundaries in a fixed-format or delimited file and will fail to parse the input correctly.

Column names are not required in both data files simultaneously - whether field names appear in a data file depends on the specific INFILE and FIELDS directives for each file defined in the control file.

SQL*Loader defaults to stream record format when no INFILE record format clause is provided, treating newline characters as the standard record delimiter on the operating system platform.