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a B2C Commerce developer has Implemented a job that connects to an SFTP, loops through a specific number of .csv rtes. and Generates a generic mapping for every file. In order to keep track of the mappingsimported, if a generic mapping is created successfully, a custom object instance w created with the .
csv file name. After running the job in the Development instance, the developer checks the Custom Objects m Business Manager and notices there Isn't a Custom Object for each csv file that was on SFTP.
What are two possible reasons that some generic mappings were not created? Choose 2 answers

• A. The generic mappings definition need to be replicated fromStaging before running the job.
• B. Invalid format in one or more of the .csv files.
• C. The maximum number of generic mappings was reached.
• D. The job needs to run on Staging and then replicate the generic mappings and custom objects on Development

A third party survey provider offers both an API endpoint for individual survey data and an SFTP server endpoint that can accept batch survey data. The initial implementation of the integration includes
1.Marking the order as requiring a survey before order placement
2. On the order confirmation pace, the survey form is displayed for the customer to fill
3. The data is sent to the survey provider API, and the order it marked as not requiring a survey Later it was identified that this solution is not fit for purpose as the following issues and additional requirements were identified:
1. If the API call fails, the corresponding survey data is lost. The Business requires to avoid data loss.
2. Some customers skipped the form. The Business require sending a survey email to such customers.
3. The Order Management System (OMS) uses a non-standard XML parser it did not manage to parse orders with the survey, until the survey attribute was manually removedfrom the xml.
How should the Architect address the issues and requirements described above?

• A. Create a custom object when the survey is required Send to the API endpoint in real-time. On success, remove the object. Onfailure, capture the survey data in the custom object and later reprocess with a job. Use the custom object to send emails for the cases when survey was skipped.
• B. Create a custom object to store the survey data. Send to the API endpoint using a job. On success, remove the custom object. On failure, send the survey data with APIfrom the next execution of the same job. Use the custom object to send emails for the cases when the survey was skipped.
• C. Send the survey data to the API endpoint in real-time until the survey data is successfullycaptured.Instruct the OMS development team to update their XML parser, use the Order survey attribute to send emails for the cases when the survey was skipped.
• D. Create a custom session attribute when the survey is required. Send to the API endpoint in real-time. On failure, capture the survey data in the session and reprocess, use me session attribute to send emails for the cases when survey was skipped.

a clientuses an external marketing toot to manage promotions and coupons for its multiple brands. They currently have only one brand on B2C Commerce and thev get Import-ready feeds created by this tool on en SFTP location.
The marketing team completes the data preparation by the end of the work day.
How should the Architect handle this import?

• A. Create a Job and define three custom steps: download the files from SFTP, import promotions, import coupons
• B. Create a job and define three steps: one custom step to download the files from SFTP, and two standard steps to import the promotion and coupons.
• C. Create a Job and define three steps: one standard step to download files from sftp end two steps that use Execute Script Module to import the promotion end coupons.
• D. Create a Job and define three steps: one step uses ExecuteScriptModule to download the files from SFTP, end two standard steps to Import the promotion end coupons.

An Order Management System (OMS) handles orders from multiple brandspecific sites, as part of the processing, the OMS sends the processing detail to be added at notes to the orders in B2C Commerce. These processing details are captured temporarily in custom objects, and are later processed by a batch Job that:
* Processes the custom object to extract the orderid and note data.
* Tries to load the order.
* If the order is not found, it deletes the custom object and moves on.
* If the order is found, it updates notes In the Order, upon successful update of this order, it deletes the custom object.
There is an Issue reported that the job is constantly failing and custom objects are growing in number. On investigating the production look the message below is being logged on each failure:

What are three solution The Architect can take to fix this issue without losing meaningful data?
Choose 3 answers

• A. Using BM site import/export, softenthe<quota id=''object.orderPo.relation,notes''> <custom- action>warn<custom-action> </quots>to make sure that neither order notes are lost and custom object is processed.
• B. Engage B2C Commerce Support Team to soften the quota limit for ''object.OrderPO.relation.notes''
• C. Take the backup of the Order as XML and delete the Order to ensure on the next job run, the custom objects are getting processed.
• D. Take the backup of the Order as XML and delete the notes from Order to ensure on the next jobrun the custom objects are getting processed.
• E. Take the backup of the custom object and delete the custom object to ensure on the next job run the custom objects are getting processed.

The client provided these business requirements:
* The B2C Commerce platform will integratewith the Client s Order Management System (OMS).
* The OMS supports Integration using REST services.
* The OMS is hosted on the Clients infrastructure.
Whet configurations are needed for this integration with the OMS?

• A. A service profile configuration, a WAF configuration, and a service credential configuration.
• B. A service configuration, a hostname alias configuration, and a user credential configuration.
• C. A service configuration, a service profile configuration, and a user credential configuration.
• D. A service configuration, a service profile configuration, and a service credential configuration.