Salesforce Marketing-Cloud-Developer Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

The Contact Delete process in Marketing Cloud removes contact data from various locations to ensure complete deletion. This includes both sendable data extensions and mobile lists.

• Sendable Data Extensions: The Contact Delete process will remove contact data from sendable data extensions, ensuring that the contact is no longer present in any data used for sending.
• Mobile Lists: Contact data will also be removed from mobile lists, ensuring that the contact is fully deleted across all communication channels.

To inject contacts into a journey using the REST API, the correct endpoints involve the event definitions and events.

• POST /eventDefinitions/key:{key} or /eventDefinitions/{id}: This endpoint allows you to interact with event definitions by key or ID, which is essential for managing journey events.
• POST /interaction/v1/events: This endpoint is used to inject events into the journey, thus adding contacts to the journey based on the defined event.

The SQL statement in question does not return any records because it is joining on theEmailAddressfield, which is not present in the_BounceData View. The correct approach is to join using theSubscriberKey(orSubscriberID). Here is the corrected SQL statement:

SELECTs.EmailAddress, s.SubscriberKey, b.JobID, b.EventDate, b.SMTPBounceReasonFROM_Subscribers sJOIN_Bounce bONs.SubscriberKey=b.SubscriberKeyWHEREb.EventDate>DateAdd(DAY,-30, GETDATE())

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

References:

• Salesforce Marketing Cloud Data Views
• Query Activity Best Practices