Which two steps should a consultant take if a successfully configured Amazon S3 data stream fails to refresh with a "NO FILE FOUND" error message? Choose 2 answers

Which two steps should a consultant take if a successfully configured Amazon S3 data stream fails to refresh with a "NO FILE FOUND" error message? Choose 2 answers
A . Check if correct permissions are configured for the Data Cloud user.
B . Check if the Amazon S3 data source is enabled in Data Cloud Setup.
C . Check If the file exists in the specified bucket location.
D . Check if correct permissions are configured for the S3 user.

Answer: A C

Explanation:

A “NO FILE FOUND” error message indicates that Data Cloud cannot access or locate the file from the Amazon S3 source. There are two possible reasons for this error and two corresponding steps that a consultant should take to troubleshoot it:

The Data Cloud user does not have the correct permissions to read the file from the Amazon S3 bucket. This could happen if the user’s permission set or profile does not include the Data Cloud Data Stream Read permission, or if the user’s Amazon S3 credentials are invalid or expired. To fix this issue, the consultant should check and update the user’s permissions and credentials in Data Cloud and Amazon S3, respectively.

The file does not exist in the specified bucket location. This could happen if the file name or path has changed, or if the file has been deleted or moved from the Amazon S3 bucket. To fix this issue, the consultant should check and verify the file name and path in the Amazon S3 bucket, and update the data stream configuration in Data Cloud accordingly.

Reference: Create Amazon S3 Data Stream in Data Cloud, How to Use the Amazon S3 Storage Connector in Data Cloud, Amazon S3 Connection