RelativityOne Certified Professional Practice Exam

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What is the recommended compression for ARM archives before transferring them to RelativityOne using the Staging Explorer?

Compress the entire archive
Compress the Repository file folder
Compress all individual folders within the archive
Do not compress the archive at all

The correct answer is: Do not compress the archive at all

The recommended approach is to avoid compressing the archive altogether. When transferring data to RelativityOne using the Staging Explorer, it is important to maintain the integrity and accessibility of the files. Compression can introduce potential issues, as it may complicate the data structure and lead to difficulties in unpacking or interpreting the files once they reach the destination. RelativityOne is optimized for handling files in their native format, making uncompressed files easier to manage and ensuring that metadata and other critical information are preserved correctly. By transferring the data in its original format, users can ensure a smoother transfer process and faster ingestion into the platform. This method promotes efficiency as well, as compressing files typically requires additional processing time and the potential for errors during decompression can create delays. Therefore, keeping the archive uncompressed is the recommended best practice before transfer to RelativityOne.