What is the primary reason for rebuilding the database when moving a device from one ADOM to another?

The primary reason for rebuilding the database when moving a device from one ADOM (Administrative Domain) to another is to run reports on the device's analytical logs in the new ADOM. Each ADOM is essentially a separate environment for managing and analyzing logs, configuration settings, and everything related to devices. When a device is moved to a different ADOM, the existing logs associated with that device are no longer accessible in the new ADOM unless the database is rebuilt. This process allows the system to create a fresh database that is aligned with the new ADOM's context, enabling users to run accurate reports and perform analysis on the logs corresponding to that specific device.

This capability is fundamental for maintaining continuity in log analysis and reporting, as it ensures that the data reflects the device’s activity under the new administrative domain rather than remaining associated with the old one.