After resetting the data warehouse, which action completes repopulation of data?

After resetting the data warehouse, which action completes repopulation of data?

• A. Recreate pipelines
• B. Restore pipelines from a template
• C. Run a full data load wizard
• D. Activate each data pipeline for the functional areas

Answer: (D)

Pipelines are the automated data movement and transformation processes that populate the warehouse. After a reset, those processes are typically idle, so to repopulate data you need to start the data flow again. Activating each data pipeline for the functional areas restarts ingestion, transformation, and loading for every domain, ensuring the warehouse begins filling with current data according to each area’s defined schedule and logic. Recreating pipelines would be unnecessary if they already exist, restoring from a template would recreate them but not automatically start the data flow, and running a full data load wizard could perform a one-time load rather than re-enabling ongoing automated repopulation across all areas.

Pipelines are the automated data movement and transformation processes that populate the warehouse. After a reset, those processes are typically idle, so to repopulate data you need to start the data flow again. Activating each data pipeline for the functional areas restarts ingestion, transformation, and loading for every domain, ensuring the warehouse begins filling with current data according to each area’s defined schedule and logic.

Recreating pipelines would be unnecessary if they already exist, restoring from a template would recreate them but not automatically start the data flow, and running a full data load wizard could perform a one-time load rather than re-enabling ongoing automated repopulation across all areas.