You are designing a messaging campaign that needs personalization data for your contacts from a supplemental data source.
How should you join or reference data from the table?

• A. You must make sure that a Data Extraction Key field matches an existing field (in name and type) in a table being used for the campaign.
• B. The number of records in the supplemental table cannot exceed the total number of records in the profile list.
• C. You must have a one-to-one relationship between a profile list record and a record in the supplemental table.
• D. After you have defined the relationship between a profile list and a supplemental table, the only way you can change or undo it is to delete the supplemental table and redefine it.

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 have recently opted-in because they do not have a proven history of engagement.
• B. 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.
• C. 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.
• D. 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.

In which two situations should you republish a program after making a change or correction? (Choose two.)

• A. You change the properties of one campaign in the program to launch another one with a different subject line and new creative.
• B. You modify one of the conditions in a filter being used in the program.
• C. You add a second campaign to be evaluated using a performance switch to select a winning path based on open rate.
• D. You move a target timer from its original place before one event to after that event.

You are configuring a supplemental data import and the first 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. In the field mapper screen, select the "Columns Already Included" check box.
• B. In the import configuration, select the "First line contains column names" check box.
• C. You must delete the first row of the file before performing the import. Your file must contain actual data only.
• D. 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.

Your profile list is named CONTACTS. Your supplemental table is ORDERS with a Data Extraction Key of CUSTOMER_ID_ and a Primary Key of ORDER_ID, with TOTAL_ORDER_DOLLARS as a column. You design a campaign to display the ORDER_ID and TOTAL_ORDER_DOLLARS with a default value of 0 (zero) from the ORDERS table for each recipient in the target audience from your CONTACTS list.
What happens if there are multiple matches (more than one ORDER_ID) for a CUSTOMER_ID?

• A. The campaign launch will error out when Responsys detects multiple matches with the CONTACI'S list from the ORDERS table.
• B. When multiple matches with a record in the CONTACTS list exist in the ORDERS supplemental table, the first found match will be used in the campaign.
• C. Because multiple matches with a record in the CONTACTS list exist in the ORDERS supplemental table, no matching values will be pulled at all, and the default value of 0 (zero) will be used for every email generated.
• D. During the campaign worklist build, Responsys will pause and ask you to select the correct record to use for the campaign personalization.