You are a database developer for a company that manufactures bicycles. You are creating a Web application that will retrieve data from a database named TestKing. The application connects to a database server that is running SQL Server 2005. One of the functions of your application will allow shift supervisors to see how many bicycles were manufactured during the current shift. A user named Tom creates a stored procedure named usp_GetPersonData in the dbo schema. You are creating an HTTP endpoint that exposes a Web method named PersonData. This Web method allows client applications to access the stored procedure. You use the following statement to create the endpoint.

CREATE ENDPOINT SQLEP_AWPersons AS HTTP (PATH = ‘/AWpersons’, AUTHENTICATION = (INTEGRATED), PORTS = (CLEAR), SITE = ‘SQL1’) FOR SOAP (WEBMETHOD ” (NAME=”), BATCHES = DISABLED, WSDL = DEFAULT, DATABASE = ‘TestKing’, NAMESPACE = ‘http://Adventure-Works/Persons’)

You need to specify the correct WEBMETHOD and NAME to create the endpoint.
Which command should you use?

A.
WEBMETHOD ‘http://www.adventure-works.com /PersonData’ NAME = ‘TestKing.dbo.usp_GetPersonData’

B.
WEBMETHOD ‘PersonData’NAME = ‘TestKing.dbo.usp_GetPersonData’

C.
WEBMETHOD ‘PersonData’NAME = ‘TestKing.Tom.usp_GetPersonData’

D.
WEBMETHOD ‘TestKing.PersonData’NAME = ‘TestKing.Tom.usp_GetPersonData’

Explanation:
The general format of the WEBMETHOD portion of the SOAP payload is as follows:
[ { WEBMETHOD [ ‘namespace’ .] ‘method_alias’ ( NAME = ‘database.owner.name’ [ , SCHEMA = { NONE | STANDARD | DEFAULT } ] [ , FORMAT = { ALL_RESULTS | ROWSETS_ONLY | NONE } ] )