diagnosing-failed-warehouse-syncs
Diagnosing failed data warehouse syncs
Work top-down when a data warehouse source or table is failing, stuck, or producing bad data: source → schema → recovery action. Do not jump straight to "resync from scratch" — that discards synced data and restarts from zero, which is rarely the right first step.
When to use this skill
- The user reports a specific sync is failing (e.g. "my Stripe source is red")
- A table has been in
Runningstate far longer than expected - Data in a warehouse table is stale, missing rows, or looks corrupt
- Latest rows aren't appearing despite the schema being marked
Completed - The user is choosing between cancel / reload / resync / delete-data and isn't sure which
- Another skill — typically
auditing-warehouse-data-health— has surfaced a failing source or schema and the user wants to dig into it
Both entry points (user-reported and audit-handoff) use the same workflow; the audit just means you already know which item to diagnose and can skip Step 1's discovery search.
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