A correct.
BACKUP CONTROLFILE Clause
TO TRACE
Specify TO TRACE if you want Oracle Database to write SQL statements to a trace file rather than making a physical backup of the control file. You can use SQL statements written to the trace file to start up the database, re-create the control file, and recover and open the database appropriately, based on the created control file.
I think also A
but E is not far away:
"This command writes a SQL script to a trace file where it can be captured and edited to reproduce the control file. View the alert log to determine the name and location of the trace file." from :
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/admin/managing-control-files.html#GUID-204AF8CF-6C51-4D0F-ADE2-BA804352EA93
It must be A because:
"E. It updates the alert log with the location and contents of the control file"
The "location" is true but not the "content of the control file" is in the alert log.
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