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An attribute called model_name is added to an existing schema, customerModel, using the following code:
<attribute label="Model Name" length="255" name="model_name" type="string"/> The XML for the new columns is parsed successfully and saved to the schema definition.
The end user tries to view the data using configure list... by adding the new attribute to the output columns.
The following database error is thrown. "Invalid column name 'sModel_name'" What is the reason for this error?

• A.The end user must disconnect and reconnect from the Campaign client.
• B.The navtree definition for customerModel must be updated.
• C.The Update Database Structure process was NOT completed successfully.
• D.The attribute definition is missing a default value.

A workflow is using two Query activities that select recipients who have bought specific products. Each Query activity stores the product as additional data. Both Query activities are then added into a Union activity joining using the keys only option.
What should be the expected results of the Union activity?

• A.Distinct recipients from both queries
• B.All records from both queries
• C.Recipients and products common to both queries
• D.Distinct recipients and the products from both queries

A customer has a custom CRM System that holds all profiles used for Marketing Campaigns. The customer wants to have the data available in Adobe Campaign Classic and use it for Marketing Campaigns. The CRM System is relying on HTTP communication to communicate with other systems.
In which two ways can the CRM System push profiles to Adobe Campaign Classic? (Choose 2)

• A.Workflows
• B.SOAP
• C.FTP/SFTP
• D.REST
• E.External Account

A developer configures two split activities (Split1 and Split2). Each split has only one resulting segment. The population of the first split is the input population of the second. The segmentCode is configured on the splits as follows:
Split 1
Name: Split1
segmentCode = 'segment1' Split 2
Name: Split2
segmentCode = 'segment2'
All splits and subsequent segments result in records. The Campaign developer turns on the Concatenate the code of each segment with the code found in the input population option of the second split What is the resulting segmentCode value?

• A.@ID of the recipient record + 'Segment2'
• B.split1segment1split2segment2
• C.segment2
• D.segment1segment2

An Adobe Campaign Classic Developer wants to delete a Recipient record based on the first name and last name via SOAP. What is the correct JXON syntax for achieving this?

• A.{recipient:{xtkschema:"nms:recipient"I,'_operation" ''delete^firstName:firstNameJastName:lastNarne}}
• B.{recipient:{xtkschema:"nms:recipjent7_operation"
  ,ldelete7_key,V'@firstNamel@lastName^where:{condJtion:[{expr:"@firstName=firstN
• C.{recipient:{xtkschema:"nms:recipientV_operation"
  ,'delete^where:{condition:[{expr:"@firstName=firstName,}I<expr:''@lastName=lastNarne''>]}}}
• D.{recipient:{xtkschema:"nms:recipjent7_operation"
  ''deleteT-key'V'tafirstName^lastName'^firstNameifirstNarneJastNameilastName)}