Free Oracle 1Z0-1032-20 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

There was an issue with the Event Data Feed export because its output was comma delimited, but the requirement was for it to be tab delimited.
Where should you configure this specification?

• A.  In the Connect Event Data Export configuration, in the Target Field section, select the "Fields are delimited by" option.
• B.  In the export wizards, under the Source section, select the option "Comma delimited".
• C.  In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Accepted Delimiters". Change this default to tab.
• D.  In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Fields are delimited by", Change this default to tab.

Which three precautions should you take before deciding to delete a column from a Responsys data source?
(Choose three.)

• A.  Check to see whether the data column is being used by the customer for external analytics purposes.
• B.  Ensure that there are no Connect jobs updating the column to be deleted.
• C.  Ensure that there are no active campaigns referencing the column to be deleted.
• D.  Check to make sure there are no forms referencing the column.

You need to comment your RPL code so that it doesn't get generated in the source HTML for a campaign.

• A.  <!-- and -->
• B.  <<-- !~ -->
• C.  <#-- and -->
• D.  <comment> and </comment>

When identifying your target audience for IP warm up, which type of email addresses should you avoid and why?

• A.  Avoid sending to subscribers who are also receiving transactional emails because they may unsubscribe because they are likely to feel over-messaged from your brand or company.
• B.  Avoid sending to subscribers who have recently opted-in because they do not have a proven history of engagement.
• C.  Avoid sending to addresses that have not registered an open or a click in the last six months because they may be likely to hit the spam button or be spam traps.
• D.  Avoid sending to subscribers who have opened or clicked in the last few days because they may not respond to an email message again so soon.

A subscriber opens an email with Conversion Tracking on, clicks a link, but does not purchase. The next day, this subscriber receives a second email with Conversion Tracking on with a follow-up offer, clicks a link, but still does not purchase. The subscriber bookmarks the URL, and on the third day, returns to the webpage and finally makes a purchase.
Assuming the conversion cookie is not deleted, how will the transaction be tracked or attributed?

• A.  The purchase transaction is attributed to the second campaign (most recent) that the recipient opened and clicked.
• B.  The purchase transaction is attributed to the first campaign that the recipient opened and clicked.
• C.  The purchase transaction is attributed to both email campaigns.
• D.  Because the final purchase was made by a visit directly to the webpage, the purchase isconsidered a web transaction and no email attribution is registered.