You create a Windows service named myService that queries a table named Orders in a Microsoft SQL Server database. You want myService to check every 30 seconds for now rows in Orders.You create the following method in myService:Private Sub ProcessOrders(ByVal source As Object, ByVal event- arguments As Timers.ElapsedEventArgs)'Logic to process Orders table goes here.End SubYou need to add additional code to myService to invoke the ProcessOrders method.What should you do?

A.To the OnStart method, add the following code segment:Dim myTimer As New Timers.Timer()AddHandler myTimer.Elapsed, AddressOfProcessOrders myTimer.Interval = 30000 myTimer.Enabled = True

B.To the OnCustomCommand method, add the following code segment: Dim myTimer As New Timers.Timer ()AddHandler myTimer.Elapsed, AddressOf ProcessOrders myTimer.Interval = 30000 myTimer.Enabled = True

C.To the OnStart method, add the following code segment: Dim myTimer As New Timers.Timer ()AddHandler myTimer.Elapsed, AddressOf ProcessOrders myTimer.Interval = 30000 myTimer.AutoReset = True

D.To the OnCustomCommand method, add the following code segment: Dim myTimer As New Timers.Timer ()AddHandler myTimer.Elapsed, AddressOf ProcessOrders myTimer.Interval = 30000 myTimer.AutoReset = True