What kind of data does the dynamic tiering feature handle primarily?

Dynamic tiering in SAP HANA is designed to optimize the storage and accessibility of data, primarily by managing data that is rarely accessed. This feature leverages a combination of in-memory and disk-based storage to allow organizations to efficiently store large volumes of data while maintaining the performance of the system for more frequently accessed information.

By moving less frequently accessed data to a disk-based tier, dynamic tiering helps free up precious in-memory resources to accommodate data that requires fast access for real-time analytics. This approach not only reduces costs associated with high-memory consumption but also allows organizations to keep their in-memory database size manageable.

In scenarios involving data storage management, the focus is on prioritizing performance for data that is regularly analyzed or requires high-speed retrieval, which is not the primary function of dynamic tiering. As a result, the other options do not align with the main purpose of this feature, which is centered on optimizing storage for less frequently accessed or rarely used data.