What must be verified to ensure entity inclusion in the archive domain graph?

To ensure an entity's inclusion in the archive domain graph, it is crucial to verify foreign key relationships. Foreign key relationships define how different entities are linked to one another within the database schema. When archiving, it is essential to maintain the integrity of these relationships, as they enforce referential integrity and determine how data entities are interconnected. If an entity is included in the archive without proper verification of its foreign key relationships, it could lead to orphaned records or inconsistencies in the archived data. Thus, assessing these relationships helps confirm that the archived data will accurately reflect the overall structure and connections of the original dataset.

Deployment time, content in the archive logs, and archiving schedules, while important aspects of the archiving process, do not directly influence the inclusion of entities based on their relational context to one another within the domain graph. These factors may affect when or how archiving occurs, but foreign key relationships specifically address the necessary conditions for entities to be accurately represented in the archived domain.