What is the state of a datagroup once a PDT rebuilding process is complete?

When a Persistent Derived Table (PDT) rebuilding process is complete, the state of the datagroup is marked as ready. This signifies that all processes involved in updating the PDT have been successfully executed, and the table is now available for queries. The transition to the "ready" state indicates that the data is current and reflects any changes that may have occurred since the last build.

In contrast, other states such as "inactive" would suggest that the datagroup is not currently being used or is in a state of disuse, "trigger pending" indicates that an action to rebuild the PDT has been initiated but not completed, and "failed" denotes that the rebuilding process encountered an error. Therefore, the "ready" state is critical as it assures users that the data is up-to-date and reliable for analysis or reporting purposes.