What are the primary methods used for recovering data in Hive?
- Manual re-entry of data
- Point-in-time recovery
- Rebuilding indexes
- Restoring from backups
The primary methods used for recovering data in Hive include point-in-time recovery, which allows restoring data to a specific timestamp for consistency, and restoring from backups, leveraging previously created backups to recover lost or corrupted data, ensuring data integrity and availability for analytics and decision-making processes even after adverse events.
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