What should you do if you want to discard analytic logs in the old ADOM?

Rebuilding the SQL database with a specific command is the appropriate action to discard analytic logs in the old ADOM (Administrative Domain). This process involves executing a command that effectively clears out outdated or unnecessary logs from the database system. By doing so, it ensures that the logs that are no longer needed do not take up valuable storage space and helps maintain the overall performance and efficiency of the system.

This command not only discards the logs but does so in a controlled manner, ensuring that the database remains in a healthy state. It is a systematic approach, as opposed to simply deleting logs manually, which might lead to inconsistencies or errors if not performed correctly.

In contrast, simply archiving the logs does not resolve the issue if the goal is to discard them entirely. Archiving is more about preservation than removal. Leaving the logs untouched can clutter the system, and relying on automatic deletion may not be an ideal solution if immediate log management is required. Therefore, rebuilding the SQL database using the appropriate command is the best practice for managing analytic logs in an ADOM effectively.