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During development or testing, what are two ways a business practitioner can avoid leaving a workflow in a paused state? (Choose two.)
To avoid leaving a workflow in a paused state during development or testing, adding a Stop activity ensures that the workflow is forcibly stopped after all the activities have been processed. Additionally, adding an End activity at the end of a workflow is a standard practice for defining a clear endpoint, after which the workflow will not proceed. Both these activities help prevent workflows from remaining in an unintended paused state. It's important to use these activities as they are designed to provide a clean termination of the workflow's execution. Reference: These recommendations are based on standard practices within workflow management in automation systems like Adobe Campaign Classic, where Stop and End activities are common features.
An Adobe Campaign business practitioner needs to access a specific set of data including quarantined addresses, untargeted recipients, a specific age range, etc. on a regular basis. Data can change but conditions will remain the same.
How should the practitioner approach this to minimize the coding effort every time a similar request is made?
To minimize the coding effort every time a similar request is made, the business practitioner shouldA. Create a Predefined Filter.
A Predefined Filter is a saved query that can be used to retrieve a specific set of data on a regular basis. The Predefined Filter can be created with the specific conditions that the business practitioner needs to access, such as quarantined addresses, untargeted recipients, a specific age range, etc. The Predefined Filter can be saved and reused every time a similar request is made, minimizing the coding effort.
When a business practitioner needs to access a specific set of data under consistent conditions, creating a Predefined Filter is the most efficient approach. Predefined Filters in Adobe Campaign allow users to save a set of criteria that can be reused across different campaigns and workflows. This saves time and effort as the practitioner does not have to recreate the conditions every time they need to access this data set. The filters can be applied to various campaign activities without additional coding, making it a convenient solution for recurring data access needs. Reference: This recommendation is based on the functionality of Predefined Filters in Adobe Campaign Classic, which allows for the reuse of common criteria in multiple campaign activities.
A workflow was returning unexpected results. The Operator used the pause functionality to put the workflow into a paused state to examine these results. They never cleared the pause state.
What two impacts will this have on the overall Campaign instance? (Choose two.)
Leaving a workflow in a paused state can have several impacts on the overall Campaign instance. Firstly, it will stop further iterations of the workflow from running, which means that any scheduled runs or events that are supposed to trigger the workflow will not execute until the pause is cleared. Secondly, it will leave any temporary tables in place. Adobe Campaign workflows often create temporary tables for processing data, and these tables are usually dropped at the end of the workflow. If the workflow is paused and not properly terminated, these temporary tables may persist, potentially using up system resources and storage space. Reference: The implications of paused workflows are based on the standard operation and management of workflows within Adobe Campaign Classic and how they interact with database resources.
An Adobe Campaign business practitioner has been given the following form and needs to make changes.
Which attribute does the practitioner need to change to fix the layout of the form?
An Adobe Campaign business practitioner has been checking the delivery report of all the deliveries sent from Adobe Campaign one year ago from current date, but the data shown in the report is zero for all the deliveries.
What is a possible reason for this?
Consolidated tracking: 6 months
Delivery logs: 6 months
Tracking logs: 13 months
possible reason for the data shown in the report being zero for all the deliveries sent one year ago from current date isC. Tracking log table has data storage validity of only one year. This means that after one year, the data in this table is deleted and no longer available for reporting.
