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Why is it important to sync columns from the source database in Flow.BI?
Why is it important to sync columns from the source database in Flow.BI?
- To introduce errors when querying the data
- To make it harder for users to query the data
- To ensure the dataset is always in sync with the source database (correct)
- To reduce the ability of Flow.BI to cache query results
What consequence may users face if the schema of the Flow.BI dataset is not in sync with the schema of the source database?
What consequence may users face if the schema of the Flow.BI dataset is not in sync with the schema of the source database?
- Encounter errors when trying to query the data (correct)
- Smoother data management in Flow.BI
- Decreased performance due to caching
- Improved performance in querying
How does syncing columns from the source help to improve performance in Flow.BI?
How does syncing columns from the source help to improve performance in Flow.BI?
- By complicating the dataset management process
- By ensuring Flow.BI can't use cached results
- By enabling Flow.BI to always use cached results (correct)
- By slowing down query processing time
What benefit does syncing columns from the source provide in terms of data management in Flow.BI?
What benefit does syncing columns from the source provide in terms of data management in Flow.BI?
In what scenario can users avoid errors when querying data in Flow.BI?
In what scenario can users avoid errors when querying data in Flow.BI?
What impact can unsynced schema between Flow.BI dataset and source database have on performance?
What impact can unsynced schema between Flow.BI dataset and source database have on performance?
How does syncing columns from the source benefit users of Flow.BI?
How does syncing columns from the source benefit users of Flow.BI?
What happens if the schema of the source database changes without syncing columns in Flow.BI?
What happens if the schema of the source database changes without syncing columns in Flow.BI?
How can keeping Flow.BI dataset synced with the source database help with performance optimization?
How can keeping Flow.BI dataset synced with the source database help with performance optimization?
Why is it beneficial for users if Flow.BI can always use cached results?
Why is it beneficial for users if Flow.BI can always use cached results?
Syncing columns from the source database in Flow.BI ensures that the dataset is always up-to-date with the source data.
Syncing columns from the source database in Flow.BI ensures that the dataset is always up-to-date with the source data.
If the schema of the Flow.BI dataset is not synchronized with the source database, users may encounter errors when querying the data.
If the schema of the Flow.BI dataset is not synchronized with the source database, users may encounter errors when querying the data.
Syncing columns from the source helps to avoid errors in Flow.BI by ensuring that the dataset is always invalid.
Syncing columns from the source helps to avoid errors in Flow.BI by ensuring that the dataset is always invalid.
Flow.BI can use cached results for frequently used queries even if the schema of the dataset is not in sync with the source database.
Flow.BI can use cached results for frequently used queries even if the schema of the dataset is not in sync with the source database.
Syncing columns from the source can make it harder to manage datasets in Flow.BI.
Syncing columns from the source can make it harder to manage datasets in Flow.BI.
If a new column is added to the source database, it will automatically reflect in the Flow.BI dataset without syncing columns.
If a new column is added to the source database, it will automatically reflect in the Flow.BI dataset without syncing columns.
Keeping the schema of the Flow.BI dataset in sync with the source database can lead to performance improvements due to cached results.
Keeping the schema of the Flow.BI dataset in sync with the source database can lead to performance improvements due to cached results.
Users of Flow.BI will not face any consequences if the schema of the dataset is not aligned with the source database schema.
Users of Flow.BI will not face any consequences if the schema of the dataset is not aligned with the source database schema.
Syncing columns from the source database does not play a role in ensuring that data in Flow.BI is always accurate.
Syncing columns from the source database does not play a role in ensuring that data in Flow.BI is always accurate.
Flow.BI may experience decreased performance if the dataset schema is not updated alongside changes in the source database.
Flow.BI may experience decreased performance if the dataset schema is not updated alongside changes in the source database.
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