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title Create an Index (Master Data Services) | Microsoft Docs
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Create an Index (Master Data Services)

Create a custom index on a list of attributes that you query frequently, to improve query performance.

Prerequisites

To perform this procedure:

To create an index

  1. In Master Data Manager, click System Administration.

  2. On the Manage Model page, select a model from the grid and click then Entities.

  3. On the Manage Entity page, from the grid , select the row for the entity that you want to create an index for.

  4. Click Indexes.

  5. In the Name box, type a name for the index.

  6. Select Is Unique if you want to create a unique index. For more information about index types, see Custom Index (Master Data Services).

  7. Click attributes in the Available Attributes box, and then click the Add arrow. To add all attributes, click the Add All arrow.

  8. Click Save.

For each created index, a row with four columns is added to the grid. The following table describes the columns.

Column Name Description
Status The index status.

When you click Save, the Icon for updating status image displays indicating that the index is updating.

If there are errors when creating or editing an index, the Icon for error status image displays.

Otherwise, the status is OK, and the Icon for OK status image displays.
Name The index name.
Is Unique Specifies whether the index is unique.
On Attributes Shows the display names of attributes that the index is defined on.

When you click an index, the following information displays.

  • Created By: The name of the user who created the index.

  • On: The date and time when the index was created.

  • Updated By: The name of the user who last updated the index.

  • On: The date and time when the index was last updated.

Next Steps

Edit and Delete an Index (Master Data Services)

See Also

Custom Index (Master Data Services)