MCE-Dev-201 Exam Dumps - Salesforce Certified Marketing Cloud Engagement Developer

Before importing a compressed file into Marketing Cloud, a File Transfer activity is required to move and decompress the file. The File Transfer activity allows you to specify the source and destination locations and to decompress the file, making it ready for the import process.

Salesforce File Transfer Activity

The SQL statement in question does not return any records because it is joining on the EmailAddress field, which is not present in the _Bounce Data View. The correct approach is to join using the SubscriberKey (or SubscriberID). Here is the corrected SQL statement:

SELECT s.EmailAddress, s.SubscriberKey, b.JobID, b.EventDate, b.SMTPBounceReason FROM _Subscribers s JOIN _Bounce b ON s.SubscriberKey = b.SubscriberKey WHERE b.EventDate > DateAdd(DAY, -30, GETDATE())

This ensures that the join is based on the SubscriberKey, which is a common field in both data views.

After using LookupRows to retrieve data when building a dynamic email, the next step before using this rowset within a FOR loop is to use RowCount to ensure the rowset contains data (D). This validation ensures that there are rows to iterate over, preventing potential errors or empty iterations in the FOR loop.

Example:

SET @rows = LookupRows("DataExtensionName", "FieldName", "Value") SET @rowCount = RowCount(@rows) IF @rowCount > 0 THEN FOR @i = 1 TO @rowCount DO SET @row = Row(@rows, @i) /* process each row */ NEXT @i ENDIF

To create a Call-To-Action (CTA) link in an email that will display personal information about the subscriber on a landing page, the developer should use the AMPscript CloudPagesURL function (A). This function generates a URL for a CloudPage and can include parameters such as SubscriberKey or EmailAddress, which will be passed to the landing page securely.

Example usage:

rectTo(@url)=%%">View Your Information</a>

This ensures that the SubscriberKey is securely passed to the CloudPage without exposing it directly in the URL.

To optimize the performance when retrieving a large number of rows from a data extension via the API, the following solutions can be used:

Use the REST API instead of the SOAP API (A) - The REST API generally offers better performance for data retrieval operations compared to the SOAP API.

Use the ContinueRequest feature (C) - This feature allows for the pagination of results, enabling the retrieval of large datasets in manageable chunks.