What is the most appropriate way to invoke the Orders form?

There is a requirement to invoke the Orders form from the Customers form, and to display the orders for the active customer. However, the user needs to be able to move freely back and fourth between both active forms, and a commit issued in one form should commit all outstanding transactions across both forms. The application server is listening on the default port on www.summit.com.
The Orders form is invoked form a When-Button-Pressed trigger behind Orders_Btn in the Customers form.
What is the most appropriate way to invoke the Orders form?

There is a requirement to invoke the Orders form from the Customers form, and to display the orders for the active customer. However, the user needs to be able to move freely back and fourth between both active forms, and a commit issued in one form should commit all outstanding transactions across both forms. The application server is listening on the default port on www.summit.com.
The Orders form is invoked form a When-Button-Pressed trigger behind Orders_Btn in the Customers form.
What is the most appropriate way to invoke the Orders form?

A.
OPEN_FORM(‘orders’, ACTIVATE, SESSION);

B.
NEW_FORM(‘orders’, NO_ROLLBACK, QUERY_ONLY);

C.
OPEN_FORM(‘orders’, ACTIVATE, NO_SESSION);

D.
NEW_FORM(‘orders’, NO_ROLLBACK, NO_QUERY_ONLY);

E.
CALL_FORM(‘orders’, NO_HIDE, NO_REPLACE, QUERY_ONLY);

F.
CALL_FORM(‘orders’, NO_HIDE, NO_REPALCE, NO_QUERY_ONLY);

G.
WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT
(‘http;//www.summut.com/forms90/f90servlet?form=orders’);



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