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# Data Source Settings

Once a data source is created, the data owner can manage data source policies, members, data dictionary, and tags.

The reference and how-to guides in this section cover topics related to managing existing data sources.

## How-to guides

* [Manage data source settings](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/how-to-guides/manage-settings.md): Edit data source settings or disable and delete a data source.
* [Manage data source members](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/how-to-guides/manage-members.md): Add, remove, or modify users on a data source.
* [Manage data source access requests](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/how-to-guides/manage-requests.md): Approve and deny subscriptions requests on data source.
* [Disable data sampling](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/how-to-guides/disable-data-sampling.md): Disable metadata collection that requires sampling data.
* [Data dictionary](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/how-to-guides/manage-dictionary.md): Manage the data dictionary descriptions and tags.

## Reference guide

[Data source health checks](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/registering-metadata/data-source-settings/data-source-health-checks.md): This reference guide defines the data source health check jobs that are run when a data source is created.


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