What occurs if you delete the native files in the repository workspace?

When you delete the native files in the repository workspace, the links to the documents will break. This is because the native files serve as the foundational element for accessing and managing the documents within the system. If these files are removed, the referencing links no longer have a valid target to point to, thereby resulting in a broken reference. Users will be unable to open or retrieve those documents since the files themselves are not available anymore.

The other options do not accurately represent the consequences of deleting native files. For example, all jobs failing would depend on the specific context and what those jobs require. Automatic archiving is not a consequence of deleting files; usually, archiving requires explicit user action. Lastly, the idea that documents would be copied back suggests an automatic recovery process that does not occur when files are deleted from the repository workspace. Therefore, the breaking of links is the most direct and relevant outcome of deleting native files.