Which three values are valid parameters for the DO_KEY built-in?（）

A.Click the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator and click the create button. Choose to build the data block manually. Enter the procedure name in the Query Data Source Columns property and the procedure code in the Query Data Source Arguments property. 
B.Choose Tools -> Data Block Wizard, select Table as the data source type, and base the data block on the columns included in the procedure. 
C.Select the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator and click the Create button. Choose to build the data block manually, alter the Query Data Source Type property to 'Ref cursor', and enter the name of the procedure in the Query Data Source Name property. 
D.Select the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator and click the Create button. Alter the Query Data Source Name, Query Data Source Columns, and Query Data Source Arguments properties to create a stored procedure that uses a ref cursor. 
E.Launch the Data Block Wizard, select Stored Procedures as the data source type, and base the block on the procedure.

A.NEW_FORM 
B.OPEN_FORM 
C.CALL_FORM 
D.CLOSE_FORM

A.The data entered into the called form is logically independent of the data entered in the calling form. 
B.The called form requires different privileges than the calling form. 
C.The called form must execute as a different user than the calling form. 
D.The calling form must be able to query data in the called form before it is saved.