Oracle 1Z0-1032-21 actual dump : Oracle Responsys Marketing Platform 2021 Implementation Essentials

You are configuring a supplemental data import and thefirst row of the file contains the names of the columns in which you are importing.
What must you do to configure this file property?

• A. Replace the first row of the file with one text string that contains all the column names separated by columns. Then proceed with the import.
• B. In the import configuration, select the "First line contains column names" check box.
• C. In the field mapper screen, select the "Columns Already Included" check box.
• D. You must delete the first row of the file before performing the import. Your file must contain actual data only.

Your client has asked Why their campaign reports in Insight display the value of Not Specified for the Marketing Strategy and Marketing Program category.
How should you reply?

• A. We need to choose from the Responsys list of standard Marketing category fields, and none of them really apply to your industry, so we aren't using this functionality.
• B. There is a substantial work required to set Marketing categories in your Responsys account, so we will request Customer Care to add this to your account configuration.
• C. Let's decide on values to use for Marketing Strategy and Marketing Program categories and enter them into Account Administration. Now before each campaign launch, in the Settings section of the Campaign Workbook, select the desired category setting touse for your reports in the future.
• D. Because we didn't set up Marketing categories prior to going live, we can now ask Customer Care to add any categories you like to your reports.

Which statement is true about how you must configure a Responsys Profile list so you can beginsending Mobile SMS campaigns?

• A. You can only modify profile lists used for mobile campaigns through Connect uploads.
• B. All the data that you need to use to personalize mobile messages must be stored as columns in the Profile list.
• C. You only need to define the COUNTRY_ code if you are sending SMS messages to subscribers outside of the default country setting for your account.
• D. You can use the same Profile list for mobile campaigns that you are currently using for email campaigns.

Your client's email analyst advises you that recent reports show an increased soft-bounce rate of 6% for emails launched in the last 30 days. The analyst is worried about being flagged as having a bad reputation by some ISPs and wants you to suppress sending to soft-bounced addresses for the next 30 days.
Which option should you use to handle the soft-bounce problem?

• A. Create a filter of all soft-bounced addresses for the last three email launches, save it as aPET, and use that as a suppression table for all email campaigns for the month.
• B. Take the latest CED report to locate all soft-bouncedaddresses. Run a Connect job to change the DELIVERABILITY_STATUS_ field to U for those addresses so that messages will no longer be sent to that email address.
• C. Manually change the DEVERABILITY_STATUS_ field to Undeliverable for any email that soft bounces.
• D. When defining audiences for the next month, add criteria in Filter Designer to suppress all email addresses that have soft bounced in the last 30 days.

Your customer would like an Entry Tracking Variable that is usually not stored. They want it for various programs and it should be stored in a PET table.
How should you achieve this?

• A. Locate the program with the Entry Tracking Variable and configure a Get Data to store the value in the specified PET table.
• B. Locate the Entry Tracking Variable in the supplemental table and write a SQL statement that inserts the value in the PET table.
• C. Locate the program with the Entry Tracking Variable and configure a Set Data to store the value in the specified PET table.
• D. It is not possible to store an Entry Tracking variable in a PET table.