A developer created a custom metadata profile and assigned default values to some fields The developer applied this custom profile to a folder in the DAM that already uses a different metadata profile. When viewing the metadata properties of the existing assets in a subfolder the developer noticed that the custom metadata profile was not applied to these assets. What is the cause of this issue?

• A. The new metadata profile will only be applied to assets that are direct children of the folder
• B. The custom metadata profile has some invalid field values and is preventing it from being applied to a folder
• C. The contents are cached and clearing the browser cache should resolve this issue
• D. The new metadata profile will only be applied to new assets that will be added to the folder later

A developer is trying to use the out-of-the-box Image component to display a 1600 pixel x 1125 pixel image on an AEM site. The web image used is being downscaled to 1280 pixels.
Which two must be modified to render images with dimensions larger than 1280 pixels? (Choose two.)

• A. Day CQ DAM Buffered Image Cache
• B. Adobe CQ DAM Asset Cache
• C. The Process Thumbnails workflow step on the DAM Update Asset Workflow
• D. The Media Extraction workflow step on the DAM Update Asset Workflow

A develops Writes the following code to programmatically copy an existing asset to another folder in the DAM:
Com.adobe.granite.asset.api.AssetManagerassetManager= resourceResolveradaptTotcom.adobegrarMte.assetapi.AssetManagef.class) assetManager.copyAssetC/content/dam/projectA/assetjpg'. "/content/dam/project B/asset.jpg After executing this code, the developer receives the following exception: javax.jcr.PathNotPoundException What caused this issue?

• A. The path /content/dam/projectB does not exist
• B. The user lacks CREATE permission to the path /content/dam/project B
• C. The asset in /content/dam/projectA/assetjpg does not exist
• D. The user lacks READ permission to the asset in /content/dam/project A

A developer is tasked to programmatically retrieve the total number of all the assets exist under the /content/dam//myfiles repository. The developer uses JCR SQL2 writes the following query:

What can be causing this error?

• A. SELECT ' FROM damAsset should be SELECT " FROM [dam:Asset]
• B. The createGuery is rot receiveing the correct parameters.
• C. .. dam:Asset WHERE ISDESCENDANTNODEiycontent/dam/myfiles') should be dam:Asset WHERE lSDESCEN0ANTNODE(7content/dam/myfiles')...:
• D. QueryResult does not have permission to query /content/dam/myfiles.

A developer has modified the out-of-the-box DAM Update Asset workflow to include a Review & Approval Process Step that generates a task whenever a new video asset is created or when a video asset is modified. However when the developer uploaded a new video to the DAM and has approved the video asset it suddenly generated another Approval Task after completing the previous one.
The workflow launcher for both the Create and Modified events have been configured with the following:

What are the two things you can change to fix this issue? (Choose two.)

• A. Add the dam status property in the exclude list of the DAM Update Asset Modified event
• B. Asset Created event Add the dc:format==video/- condition
• C. Add the dam status property in the exclude list of the DAM Update Asset Created event
• D. Asset Modified event Add the jcr:content/jcr:mimeType= =video/.' condition