Free SAP C_C4H620_34 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

When a new user registers using Facebook login, the Facebook account identity will be stored in the Profile schema of SAP Customer Data Cloud. The Profile schema includes various attributes related to the user's identity and personal information.

Profile Schema:

Contains attributes such as name, email, and social media identities.

Stores the Facebook account information including the user's social identity details.

Integration: Ensures that social identities are stored and managed in a structured manner within the Profile schema.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Profile Schema Documentation

In an OpenID Connect (OIDC) implementation, the endpoint that returns claims about the authenticated user is:

The /userinfo endpoint: This endpoint provides user information (claims) about the authenticated user based on the access token provided.

Using this endpoint, you can retrieve detailed user attributes as part of the OIDC flow.

References

OpenID Connect Core Specification

To ensure the First Name and Last Name fields are formatted in lowercase when exporting accounts using dataflows, you should use thetoLowerCasefunction in the Select parameter of thedatasource.read.gigya.accountcomponent.

toLowerCase Function: This function transforms the text of the specified fields to lowercase.

Usage: Apply the function in the Select parameter during the data reading process to ensure the fields are correctly formatted.

Dataflow Configuration:

Configure thedatasource.read.gigya.accountcomponent to include thetoLowerCasefunction.

Ensure the output data has the First Name and Last Name fields in lowercase.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflow Documentation

To retrieve users who subscribed to the Fitness Newsletter from email accounts, the correct query to use is:

SELECT * FROM fullAccounts WHERE subscriptions.<Fitness>.email.isSubscribed=true

This query filters the fullAccounts table to find users who are subscribed to the Fitness Newsletter. It specifically checks theisSubscribedstatus within thesubscriptionsobject for the Fitness newsletter.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Query Documentation

The basic building blocks of Organization Management in SAP Customer Data Cloud include:

Assets: These are the resources or items that can be managed within the organization, such as documents, files, or any other digital assets.

Organizations workspace: This workspace is where you manage organizational structures, roles, and relationships.

Authorization workspace: This workspace is used for managing access control and permissions, ensuring that users have the appropriate rights to perform their roles.

These components are essential for managing and organizing resources, permissions, and workflows within an organization.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Organization Management Documentation

In SAP Customer Data Cloud, the segments of the accounts database include:

Profile Data: Contains user-specific information such as name, email, and other personal details.

Custom Data: Allows for storing additional custom attributes defined by the implementation.

System Data: Includes system-generated information related to the user account.

These segments are used to store and manage different types of user data within the accounts database.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Data Segments Documentation

To perform signature validation and verify the authenticity of an API request, the required data includes:

signatureKey: This key is used to generate the signature for the API request.

signature Timestamp: This timestamp ensures the signature is valid within a specific time frame, preventing replay attacks.

UIDSignature: This is the actual signature that needs to be validated against the data using the signatureKey.

These elements are crucial for ensuring the integrity and authenticity of API requests.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Signature Validation Documentation

The recommended methods for adding dynamic data to a consent record in SAP Customer Data Cloud are:

Tags:

Tags can be used to add metadata to consent records, allowing for flexible and dynamic categorization and filtering.

Placeholders:

Placeholders are used to insert dynamic data into consent records. They allow for context-specific information to be included in consent statements.

These methods help in making the consent records more dynamic and tailored to specific requirements.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Consent Management Documentation

To perform a new site registration using the REST API in SAP Customer Data Cloud, you need to make the following API calls:

accounts.initRegistration: This API call initializes the registration process, setting up any necessary preliminary data and preparing the account for registration.

accounts.register: This call actually registers the new user account with the provided information.

accounts.completeRegistration: This final call completes the registration process, finalizing the account setup and ensuring that all necessary information is correctly recorded.

These API calls work together to fully register a new user, handling each stage of the registration process from initialization to completion.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Registration API Documentation

SAP Customer Data Cloud Registration API Documentation

SAP Customer Data Cloud Registration API Documentation

When executing an accounts search query via the SAP Customer Data Cloud REST API, the response includes an "identities" array. This array is designed to store the social identities of the user. Social identities refer to the various social login accounts (such as Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, etc.) that a user has linked to their account within the SAP Customer Data Cloud. This information is critical for recognizing the different social media profiles that are associated with a single user account in the system.

Identities Array: This array includes objects representing each social identity linked to the user's account.

Social Identities: Each object within the identities array contains details about a specific social media account, such as the provider (e.g., Facebook, Google), the provider UID, and other related data.

Usage: This feature allows for the aggregation of user data across multiple social platforms, providing a comprehensive view of user identity.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

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