What can be done to improve data sync performance when unneeded data is being synced?

To enhance data synchronization performance, unchecking unneeded fields in the data replication is a practical and effective approach. This action directly reduces the amount of data that needs to be processed and transferred during the synchronization process. By focusing only on the essential fields, the system can operate more efficiently, minimizing the time and resources spent on unnecessary data, which in turn leads to improved performance.

When unneeded fields are included in the data sync, they can lead to increased bandwidth usage and longer processing times, ultimately hindering system responsiveness. By excluding these fields, you streamline the sync process, allowing for faster data transfer and less overhead on server resources.

Although increasing server capacity might seem like a viable solution, it does not address the root cause of inefficiencies caused by syncing unnecessary data. Similarly, while reducing the size of the dataset can help, that typically involves removing entire records rather than just excluding fields, which may not always be possible or desirable. Limiting access to the dataset may enhance security or compliance, but it does not inherently improve performance related to data synchronization.