Which two statements are true about SQL*Loader Express Mode in an Oracle 12c database? (Choose two.)

SQL*Loader Express mode often employs direct path load and can leverage parallel processing, which allows it to process and load data into the database at a significantly higher rate compared to conventional SQL*Loader.

SQL*Loader Express mode, like any data loading utility, requires a source data file to be specified from which the data will be loaded into the database.

Leveraging Oracle's built-in parallel execution capabilities, SQL*Loader Express mode can automatically perform parallel data loading operations, maximizing throughput by utilizing multiple processes.

While SQL*Loader Express mode is designed for improved performance (faster), 'more efficiently' is a broader term, and 'faster' is a more direct and specific benefit of its design.

SQL*Loader Express mode is a command-line utility and does not require the configuration or use of Oracle Enterprise Manager Express to function.