A. Click the Render button.

B. Click the Version Test button.

C. Select Workbook > Test.

D. Click the Preview button, which has the eye icon on it.

A. Ensure that there are no active campaigns referencing the column to be deleted.

B. Check to make sure there are no forms referencing the column.

C. Check to see whether the data column is being used by the customer for external analytics purposes.

D. Ensure that there are no Connect jobs updating the column to be deleted.

A. You add a second campaign to be evaluated using a performance switch to select a winning path based on open rate.

B. You change the properties of one campaign in the program to launch another one with a different subject line and new creative.

C. You modify one of the conditions in a filter being used in the program.

D. You move a target timer from its original place before one event to after that event.

A. Entry Tracking Variable

B. Get Data Variable

C. ORA Variable

D. Custom SQL Variable

E. Temporary Value Variable

A. An Event Data Feed export can be created to run on a daily basis with Opt-In and Opt-Out event types selected.

B. Create a SQL view that retrieves the Opt value column. Using Oracle Database Developer, connect to your Responsys database and pull the view data.

C. In Program, you can use the SetData element to set this value to a supplemental table created to collect this information. The supplemental table can then be exported on a daily basis.

D. An export of the profile list can be done on a daily basis. From this file, the Opt-In and Opt-Out can be extracted using a tool such as Excel.

A. In Message Designer, click the Link tracking button. You can create a link object for blue glasses. Apply this object to all open programs that use current campaigns.

B. In the Link Table screen, open the Categories Designer window. Use the categories designer; create a blue glasses object that can be associated with all the link tables in Responsys and assign it to all current campaigns. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.

C. In the Account Management screen, select Set link tracking preferences and create a link category for blue eyeglasses. Set this category in link tables for any link regarding blue eyeglasses. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.

D. In the HTML of all campaign assets, the <a href> tag must use the ATR attribute inside the tag. The value of the attribute can be a value that will define that the link is meant for blue eyeglasses. In Responsys, use the link evaluator and enter the value of the attribute.

A. <div>

B. <br>

C. <td>

D. <dynamicregion>

A. Map a field that the client uses to uniquely identify each subscriber to the RIID_ field in the contacts list.

B. Map the subscriber email address to the EMAIL_ADDRESS__ field in the contacts list to be used for messaging.

C. Map a field that the client uses to uniquely identify each subscriber to either CUSTOMER_ID_ or EMAIL_ADDRESS_field in the contacts list.

D. Ensure that field names are not duplicated in profile lists and profile extension tables to avoid confusion during personalization or targeting steps in the Responsys campaign design process.

E. Encourage your client to add as many custom fields as possible to the profile list to increase processing efficiency, thereby eliminating the need for profile extension tables.