What happens to unique metadata fields when processed in one workspace?

The correct answer indicates that when unique metadata fields are processed in a specific workspace, they are integrated into the Field Catalog of all workspaces. This means that, following their initial processing, these fields are no longer confined to the original workspace. Instead, they become accessible across different workspaces, promoting efficiency and consistency in managing and analyzing data.

This ability to share unique metadata fields allows users to apply the same data classification and identification standards universally, enhancing data interoperability. By having these fields available in the Field Catalog, users can utilize them in various contexts without needing to recreate or redefine them for each new workspace.

This seamless integration ensures that all workspaces can leverage the same set of unique metadata fields, promoting better alignment in data processing and analytics strategies across the organization.