IBM C2080-470 Exam : IBM Unica Campaign V8.5

How can a specialist confirm what environment variables are actually set in Unica Campaign V8.5?

• A. All the environment variables can be viewed from the setenv.sh script file.
• B. By logging in to unica_svradm, and then running the "set" command to view all the environment variables.
• C. By logging in to cxntest, and then running the "set" command to view all the environment variables.
• D. By logging in to unica_acsesutil, and then running the "set" command to view all the environment variables.

A campaign user has come to the specialist indicating that one particular flowchart is taking too long to run, and they need help finding the bottleneck. What are the most logical first steps to try to isolate the actual bottleneck(s)?

• A. The specialist needs to send the user a re-sizing questionnaire, since this means the user's system is undersized.
• B. The specialist needs to ask for a copy of that flowchart's log file and the flowchart template file, and use it to begin the initial assessment of thesituation.
• C. The specialist should request that the user monitor the performance of the database because it's most likely a database problem.
• D. The specialist needs to ask the user a sequence of questions about all of the flowcharts such as how many records do they select initially, howmany segment boxes do they have, and how many output records do they write per day.

In a Unica Campaign Flowchart, a customer database table (see below) is mapped in a Select process box. There is a requirement to segment and organize customers based on their income, which would typically have the values "HIGH" for customers whose income is greater than 100000 and "LOW" for customers whose income is less than or equal to 100000. This value needs to be output with the final target list.

Ideally which step should be executed to get the task done?

• A. Alter the table to add a new column with the required logic.
• B. Create a Persistent Derived field with the logic : IF(Customer_Demographic_Info.Income > 100000,'HIGH','LOW').
• C. Create a Strategic Segment with the logic : IF(Customer_Demographic_Info.Income > 100000,'HIGH','LOW').
• D. Create a User Variable HIGH and LOW with the logic: IF(Customer_Demographic_Info.Income > 100000,'HIGH','LOW').

A production run for a Unica Campaign that runs daily was executed today with wrong user-input data. The tracking history data now needs to be cleared from the Campaign audience history tables for that run. What steps need to be taken?

• A. Click "Clear History" in the Log tab of the contact process of the flowchart choosing a specific Flowchart run identified by run date and time.
• B. Manually delete the data from the system tables by executing a SQL code or script.
• C. It is not possible to delete the logged information from the Campaign system tables.
• D. Click "Clear History" in the Log tab of the contact process of the flowchart and choose all entries to be cleared.

All custom macros need to be moved from a test environment to a production environment. What is the recommended way for moving the custom macros?

• A. Recreate the custom macros in the production environment. There is no procedure that allows the macros to be easily copied from the test tothe production environment.
• B. Export the custom macros from the UA_CUSTOMMACRO table in the test environment. Import the custom macros from within Campaign bygoing to "Options" and selecting "Custom Macros...". Click the "Import" button and select the custom macros to be imported.
• C. Copy the custom macros by exporting them from the UA_CUSTOMMACRO table in the test environment and importing them to theUA_CUSTOMMACRO table in the production environment.
• D. Open the test environment UA_CUSTOMMACRO table with a text editor. Locate and copy the custom macros. Open the productionenvironment UA_CUSTOMMACRO table with a text editor. Paste the custom macros into the table.