What occurs if a data source is added to a processing set that has been inventoried but not discovered?

When a data source is added to a processing set that has been inventoried but not discovered, a Force reinventory flag will appear. This indicates that the new data source needs to be included in the inventory process so that its information can be updated and processed properly within the set. The presence of the Force reinventory flag serves as a reminder to administrators that action is required to integrate this new source, ensuring that all relevant data is accounted for in the processing workflow.

The need for a reinventory arises because the original inventory is based on a specific set of data sources, and adding a new source means that the existing inventory may no longer reflect the complete set of data available for processing. Thus, the Force reinventory flag is crucial for maintaining data integrity and facilitating comprehensive processing in environments where data sources may change frequently.