What is created in Workday when you publish a dataset?

When a dataset is published in Workday, it creates a data source for reporting. This is a fundamental aspect of Workday's data management. The purpose of publishing a dataset is to make it available for various uses, including reporting and analysis. Once the dataset is published, it becomes a structured and accessible source that can be utilized in reports, dashboards, and other analytical tools within the Workday ecosystem.

This process underscores the importance of having datasets that are optimized for reporting purposes, allowing users to gain insights and make informed decisions based on the data. By transforming raw data into a report-ready format, Workday enables stakeholders to extract meaningful information that can drive business strategies.

In contrast, other options such as a data analytics report, data transformation template, and data validation schema serve different roles within the data management process and are not directly created as a result of publishing a dataset. A data analytics report is produced based on the data sources, while data transformation templates and validation schemas pertain to the processes and structures used in the handling of data but do not directly arise from the publishing of datasets.