What defines a not created dataset in the dataset manager?

A not created dataset in the dataset manager refers to a dataset that has been defined by a recipe but has never been run. This means that although there is a framework or outline for the dataset's construction—captured through the recipe—no actual data has been generated yet because the process to create or execute the recipe has not taken place.

This distinction is important in data management as it highlights the difference between datasets that are planned or designed and those that have undergone the actual process of creation, resulting in data that can be analyzed. The other options pertain to different states of datasets, including those that are in progress or that have been generated but are not currently in operation, which do not accurately describe a not created dataset. Understanding this concept is essential for effective data management and ensuring proper dataset tracking within analytics environments.