A. Special configuration must be done to use different IP addresses to send campaigns to different lists in the account.

B. If you have multiple profile lists, you must have separate programs, because all the messaging events launched in a Responsys Program must refer to the same profile list.

C. The column to be used as the table's primary key must be named something different in each profile list.

D. It is acceptable to have the same individual (email subscriber) in several profile lists, because a record with the same email address can exist in multiple lists with different RIID_'s.

A. Write the event data into external tables. Batch upload the data into a Responsys supplemental table via Connect every hour and then use SQL to pull data for personalization.

B. Capture the events and use an API to write them into profile extension tables in the client's Responsys account and then use SQL to pull data for personalization.

C. Pass the event data into a Responsys supplemental table near real time with an API call. Backend tables are then automatically updated, so you can use Filter Designer for targeting.

D. After your website is correctly tagged, use the Interaction Events to enter your contacts into a Program and pass key visitor data as Program Entry Variables.

A. In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Fields are delimited by", Change this default to tab.

B. In the Connect Event Data Export configuration, in the Target Field section, select the "Fields are delimited by" option.

C. In the export wizards, under the Source section, select the option "Comma delimited".

D. In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Accepted Delimiters". Change this default to tab.

A. When the EMAIL_PERMISSION_STATUS value for records in a seed group is set for O for Opt out, Responsys will suppress displaying personalization in preview mode or sending emails to those contacts. Confirm that EMAIL_PERMISSION_STATUS is set to I for Opt In.

B. You must have missed populating some of the fields being used for personalization in the records.
Check the data in the seed group for completeness.

C. The seed group is corrupted. You must delete and re-create the seed group with the test data desired.

D. You can only launch emails to a seed list; you cannot preview or send a proof launch to the seed list records.

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. All the data that you need to use to personalize mobile messages must be stored as columns in the Profile list.

B. You can use the same Profile list for mobile campaigns that you are currently using for email campaigns.

C. You can only modify profile lists used for mobile campaigns through Connect uploads.

D. 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.

A. Use the Campaign Search feature.

B. Use the Campaign Debugger tool.

C. Use the Manage Campaign screen.

D. Look in each folder until you find the campaign.

A. In the Testing section of a campaign Workbook, there is a Test links button that can automate this process.

B. You should test all links manually.

C. Using RPL, use the clickthrough() method to iterate through the associated link table and test that they do not retrieve 404 errors.

D. In Program, you can use the Test tab because it will display any issues with links according to a campaign.