- WHERE, COLLECT
- WHERE, CONCAT
- WHERE, SIMILAR TO
- WHERE, LIKE
The correct answer is:
- Amazon QuickSight
- Amazon S3
- Amazon IAM
The correct answer is:
- Because NULL user_id values are deemed invalid traffic in post-impression server-side models.
- This would be redundant; records with NULL user_id values have been removed upstream of query processing anyway.
- Reach and frequency cannot be accurately determined for NULL user_id values, so this group is excluded to prevent NULL user_id values from skewing the results.
The correct answer is:
- Reach and frequency cannot be accurately determined for NULL user_id values, so this group is excluded to prevent NULL user_id values from skewing the results.
- Records representing audience membership insights for Sponsored Product impression events
- Records representing Sponsored Product click events
- Records representing Sponsored Product impression events
- Records representing Sponsored Product view events
The correct answer is:
- Records representing Sponsored Product click events
- campaign_id
- user_id
- engagement_scope
- purchases
The correct answer is:
- Check the aggregation thresholds for the event tables in the Schema explorer
- Run the report multiple times and look for a variance in the results
- Use the Append aggregation threshold columns option in the Query editor
- NULL values don’t occur naturally within reports unless the query is invalid.
The correct answer is:
- Use the Append aggregation threshold columns option in the Query editor
- Query editor
- Schema explorer
- Instance info
- Submitted queries
The correct answer is:
- Sponsored Products and DSP Display Overlap
- Audience Overlap Analysis
- Path to Conversion by Campaign Groups
The correct answer is:
- Path to Conversion by Campaign Groups