Gotcha. So those are custom dimensions, likely either a prop or an eVar.Entry dimensions mean it was the first value seen in a visit.Exit dimensions mean it was the last value seen in a visit.More information on entry/exit dimensions can be found here: Entries and Exits

Since the Launch docs are open source, you can either submit a pull request in the repository, or open an issue to bring it to our writer's attention.Here's a link to the Launch doc issues page: Issues · Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/reactor-user-docs · GitHub

Yes, as long as they both have the same report suite settings/variable structure, you should be good.

Is this question on one of the Analytics exams?DTM doesn't (and won't) have list var support, and Launch will be supporting list vars sometime in 2019. So I would agree that the answer is C.

I'm assuming this is because the native app and web view are occurring in separate browsers? If you're mitigating this by including adobe_mc in the URL, you will want to make sure the code you're using for that logic is correctly grabbing the query string parameter and putting it in the visitor ID c...

It's an older page, but it appears to still have relevant information: https://analyticsdemystified.com/adobe-analytics/internal-campaigns/

That's correct. You could use segmentation where:Visitor container where:Site Section equals Xthen after 1 visitSite Section equals XSet the date range of your project to the last 14 days and you're golden.

Suneesh is correct. Adobe partners with DeviceAtlas to classify user agent strings. Since new devices are published all the time, stuff needs temporary buckets until they are properly classified. Typically Adobe updates their device lookups during each maintenance release.

Yes:Go to admin > report suitesShift click all report suitesClick the download button with the excel icon next to itThis gives you a comprehensive audit of all report suites and settings.Or a more simple route:Go to admin > report suitesclick and drag to highlight all report suites ID's and friendly...

Yes, you are correct. You'll want to make sure your report suite is set to timestamp-optional though, so hits from both timestamped and non-timestamped sources can be collected there. As long as you already have visitor ID deduplication figured out, you should be good to go.