C_C4H620_34 SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP Customer Data Cloud Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)

In SAP Customer Data Cloud dataflows, the components that can be added include:

Datasource: This is where the data originates. It could be a database, an API, or other data storage systems.

Datatarget: This is where the processed data will be stored or sent after the dataflow execution.

File: This component is used to import or export data in various file formats, such as CSV or JSON.

These components are essential for designing and executing dataflows that move and transform data between different systems and formats.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflows Documentation

To obtain the public certificate required to validate a JSON Web Token (JWT) in SAP Customer Data Cloud, you should call theaccounts.getJWTPublicKeyendpoint. This endpoint provides the necessary public key to validate JWTs issued by the system.

accounts.getJWTPublicKey: This API call retrieves the public key that can be used to validate the signature of a JWT, ensuring its authenticity and integrity.

Usage: Include the appropriate parameters in the API request to obtain the public key, which can then be used in your application to verify JWTs.

This method provides a secure and straightforward way to access the public key required for JWT validation.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud JWT Documentation

When creating a new schedule in a dataflow, you can manually set the following parameters:

Schedule name (A): Defines the name of the schedule for identification purposes.

Email on success/failure (C): Specifies the email addresses to notify upon success or failure of the dataflow execution.

Execution frequency (D): Determines how often the dataflow should be executed (e.g., daily, weekly).

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflow Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Dataflow Scheduling