After resetting the data warehouse, what steps are required to repopulate data?

After resetting the data warehouse, what steps are required to repopulate data?

• A. Data is restored automatically from backups.
• B. Reinstall the FAW instance and reconfigure all settings.
• C. After resetting the data warehouse, you must activate each of your data pipelines for the functional areas.
• D. Run a single data reload for all areas.

Answer: (C)

After resetting the data warehouse, the structure is in place but the data itself isn’t automatically loaded. Repopulating the warehouse is driven by the data pipelines that move data from source systems into the warehouse. Because each functional area has its own pipeline configuration, you need to activate each pipeline for the respective areas. Activating a pipeline starts its ETL/ELT process and loads the data for that area, ensuring the data is brought in in the correct scope and order. A single, all-encompassing data reload isn’t how FAW pipelines are designed to be run, since per-area activation handles the necessary orchestration and dependencies. Restoring from backups or reinstalling the FAW instance isn’t part of the repopulation process after a reset.

After resetting the data warehouse, the structure is in place but the data itself isn’t automatically loaded. Repopulating the warehouse is driven by the data pipelines that move data from source systems into the warehouse. Because each functional area has its own pipeline configuration, you need to activate each pipeline for the respective areas. Activating a pipeline starts its ETL/ELT process and loads the data for that area, ensuring the data is brought in in the correct scope and order. A single, all-encompassing data reload isn’t how FAW pipelines are designed to be run, since per-area activation handles the necessary orchestration and dependencies. Restoring from backups or reinstalling the FAW instance isn’t part of the repopulation process after a reset.