What action should a practitioner take if a dataflow for a Google campaign is no longer needed?

The best action for a practitioner to take if a dataflow for a Google campaign is no longer needed is to disable the dataflow. Disabling the dataflow stops it from running without permanently removing it. This is particularly useful if the practitioner may want to re-enable it in the future or if there is a need to retain the configuration for documentation or auditing purposes.

Disabling allows for flexibility and keeps the historical setup intact, which could be beneficial for reference, analysis, or if needs change later on. This option minimizes disruption while keeping the option to reactivate the dataflow available.

In contrast, deleting a dataflow would permanently remove it from the system, which is not ideal unless there is certainty that the dataflow will never be needed again. Archiving also implies a permanent state where the data flow is stored away but not active, which is less versatile than the disabled state. Editing might not be relevant in this context, as the goal is to stop the flow rather than modify its parameters.