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A table re-sync lets you overwrite the data in a specific table, so that you can fix data integrity issues in selected tables without re-syncing the entire connector.
Just like re-syncing a connector, re-syncing a table pauses incremental updates until the sync completes. However, a table re-sync is much faster since single tables tend to have far less data.
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Table re-syncs are not available for all connectors. See the Features section within the connector’s Fivetran documentation to verify if the connector can be re-synced on a table level.
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Select your chosen connector from your Fivetran dashboard.
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Select the Schema tab.
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Search for your chosen table.
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Move your cursor to the far right of the table name. A re-sync button will appear.
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Click the re-sync table button.
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Confirm by clicking Start Re-sync.
NOTE: Once your table begins a re-sync, your incremental sync may take a little longer than usual, because we are pulling in all historical data for that table. Also, table re-syncs do count towards MAR.