Which XML fragment should you insert at line 11?

Your companys sales database has two related tables named Customer and SalesOrders.

You define two entities named Customer and SalesOrders in a Business Data Catalog (BDC) definition.

The metadata for the BDC definition contains the following XML fragment. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)

01 <Associations>
02 <Association>
03 <
04 Association
05 AssociationMethodEntityName=”Customer”
06 AssociationMethodName=”GetSalesOrdersForCustomer”
07 AssociationMethodReturnParameterName=”SalesOrders”

08 Name=”CustomerToSalesOrder”
09 IsCached=”true”
10 >
11 …

12 </Association>
13 </Associations>

You need to maintain the relationship between the entities.

Which XML fragment should you insert at line 11?

Your companys sales database has two related tables named Customer and SalesOrders.

You define two entities named Customer and SalesOrders in a Business Data Catalog (BDC) definition.

The metadata for the BDC definition contains the following XML fragment. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)

01 <Associations>
02 <Association>
03 <
04 Association
05 AssociationMethodEntityName=”Customer”
06 AssociationMethodName=”GetSalesOrdersForCustomer”
07 AssociationMethodReturnParameterName=”SalesOrders”

08 Name=”CustomerToSalesOrder”
09 IsCached=”true”
10 >
11 …

12 </Association>
13 </Associations>

You need to maintain the relationship between the entities.

Which XML fragment should you insert at line 11?

A.
<SourceEntity Name=”Customer” />
<DestinationEntity Name=”CustomerToSalesOrder” />

B.
<SourceEntity Name=”Customer” />
<DestinationEntity Name=”SalesOrders” />

C.
<SourceEntity Name=”Customer” />
<DestinationEntity Name=”GetSalesOrdersForCustomer” />

D.
<SourceEntity Name=”Customer” />
<DestinationEntity Name=”Customer” />



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