If a user is deactivated and they own a sync table, what will need to happen for the sync table to continue syncing?

To ensure that a sync table continues to function seamlessly after a user is deactivated, the owner of the sync table must be updated. This is because sync tables are dependent on the user account for their operation. When a user who owns a sync table is deactivated, their access and associated permissions are revoked, which can disrupt the sync process.

Updating the sync table owner to an active user ensures that there remains an account with the necessary permissions to facilitate the syncing process, thus preventing any operational issues. Owner management is critical in maintaining the integrity of the application’s data flow, as the sync operations need to be executed under the authority of a valid and active user account.

In contrast, other options do not address the need for ownership continuity effectively.