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What happens when a Data Product is Deleted?

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A data product is deletable when there are no:

  • Active subscriptions

  • Engineered data product relationships

  • Automated data product relationships

However, the data product may be:

  • Used in Spaces

  • Used in Exports

  • Referenced by code assets

  • References by Tasks

When these relationships exist, the data product can be deleted but the deleting user is made aware of these relationships and it is for them to acknowledge and decide on whether the deletion should be proceeded with.

Should the deleter decide to proceed with the deletion:

  • The above “non-blocking” relationships are handled as follows

    • Spaces - are locked until the space owner removes the deleted data product from the space spec

    • Exports - are disabled and the exporting user can decide to delete the export

    • Code Assets - may fail if there were active references to the deleted data product

    • Tasks - may fail if there were active references to the deleted data product

  • The data product is no longer be accessible from anywhere on the platform including the:

    • Exchange

    • Data product page

    • Data product listings

  • The data is hard deleted from all stored locations

  • An audit trail is saved so that some history of the data product’s existence and when it was deleted can be reached

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