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Adobe Exam AD0-E207 Topic 3 Question 15 Discussion

Actual exam question for Adobe's AD0-E207 exam
Question #: 15
Topic #: 3
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In reviewing data from a Data Feeds request, an Architect sees that on the same hit, eVar1 has no value but post_eVarl has the value: PDP:summer:sunglasses

Why are these values different?

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Suggested Answer: B

The difference between eVar1 and post_eVar1 values indicates that processing rules or Vista Rules are being applied. Processing rules or Vista Rules can modify the values of variables after the initial data collection. In this case, eVar1 initially has no value, but post_eVar1 shows the modified value 'PDP:summer

' after the application of these rules.


by Joaquin at Sep 16, 2024, 10:27 PM

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Zona
21 days ago
Haha, someone must have forgotten to `encodeURIComponent()` their data before sending it through the API!
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Patria
23 days ago
D) Hmm, the POST method is used for larger payloads, so that could be why we're seeing different values.
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Hillary
2 days ago
D) Hmm, the POST method is used for larger payloads, so that could be why we're seeing different values.
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Leah
5 days ago
B) The values in eVar1 are set by processing rules or Vista Rules.
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Joni
14 days ago
A) eVar1 has classifications associated with it that parse out values based on the ':' delimiter.
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Malcom
27 days ago
B) Could be some processing rules or Vista rules that are setting the post_eVar1 value. Interesting!
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Marya
28 days ago
A) Looks like the values are parsed out based on the delimiter, that makes sense.
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Vallie
6 days ago
A) Looks like the values are parsed out based on the delimiter, that makes sense.
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Edwin
10 days ago
B) The values in eVar1 are set by processing rules or Vista Rules.
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Celestina
19 days ago
A) eVar1 has classifications associated with it that parse out values based on the ':' delimiter.
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Mitsue
2 months ago
Maybe eVar1 was set through the data insertion API.
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Miss
2 months ago
I believe the values in eVar1 are set by processing rules or Vista Rules.
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Anglea
2 months ago
I think the values are different because eVar1 has classifications associated with it.
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