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@kapa.ai How to reset a connection, I don't see a Replication tab in the connection?
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In recent versions of Airbyte, the term "Clear" has replaced "Reset" in the UI and documentation. The process to clear (reset) a connection or a stream does not always involve a "Replication" tab—this may depend on your Airbyte version or UI changes. To clear (reset) a connection: 1. Go to the connection's Settings tab: Navigate to your connection, then open the
Settings
tab. 2. Click "Clear data": This option will remove all previously synced data from the destination for that connection. 3. Confirm the action: You will be prompted to confirm that you want to erase all data. To clear (reset) a single stream: - Go to the connection's status page, click the three grey dots next to the stream, and select "Clear data". - After clearing, you need to sync the connection again to reload data for that stream. Note: - Clearing data is irreversible and will cause data downtime until the next sync completes. - If you don't see the "Replication" tab, use the "Settings" tab or the three-dot menu for stream-level actions. - The UI may prompt you to clear affected streams when you make configuration or schema changes. For more details, see the official documentation: [Clearing your data](https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/operator-guides/clear)
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If you don't see a Replication tab in your Airbyte connection, you should use the Settings tab to reset (now called "clear") your connection. As of Airbyte v1.0.0, the term "Clear" has replaced "Reset" in the UI and documentation. To clear (reset) a connection: 1. Navigate to the connection's Settings tab. 2. Click Clear data. 3. Confirm the selection to remove all previously synced data from the destination for that connection. If you want to clear data for a single stream, go to the connection's status page, click the three grey dots next to the stream, and select Clear data. After clearing, you will need to sync the connection again to reload data for that stream. Please note: Clearing your data is irreversible and will cause your destination tables to be emptied until the next sync completes. Not all sources retain all historical data, so clearing may lead to data loss if your source does not keep its history forever. For more details, see the official documentation on [clearing your data](https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/operator-guides/clear) and [per-stream actions](https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/cloud/managing-airbyte-cloud/review-connection-status#per-stream-actions).