Examine the command: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET ENABLE_DDL_LOGGING=TRUE; Which two statements are true in this scenario? (Choose two.)

DDL commands, when `ENABLE_DDL_LOGGING` is true, are primarily logged to a specific DDL log within ADR, not the alert log file.

Only a subset of DDL commands is logged, not all, and they are written to a structured log (often XML) within ADR, not just a generic text file.

When `ENABLE_DDL_LOGGING` is set to TRUE, Oracle writes a subset of executed DDL statements, not all, into a structured log file within the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) home, typically in XML format for easy parsing and analysis.

With `ENABLE_DDL_LOGGING=TRUE`, a subset of DDL statements is indeed written to a dedicated DDL log file within the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) home, providing a record of schema changes.

DDL commands are directed to a dedicated DDL log within ADR, not a general trace file, when `ENABLE_DDL_LOGGING` is enabled.