Better treat everything from low level, start by one Class, ensure the legacy 
index in regular form, then upgrade to 8.1 and check the class-index in the new 
regular form or join.

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Thad Esser
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 4:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: CMDB 8.1 Index on Name Field

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Hello,

Does anyone have a loaded 8.1 CMDB that can advise me on an indexing question?  
Our current production CMDB is 2.1 and we are moving to 8.1.  In 2.1, I had to 
add an index on the Name field on base element to make searches tolerable for 
users.  I see that 8.1 does not have an index on the name field either, and 
figure I'm going to have to add it.  We haven't loaded all of our CIs yet, so I 
can't test that aspect myself.

Before I add the index, I wanted to make sure I'm not missing some new feature 
or something else that BMC might have done to improve performance when 
searching by CI name.  Have you indexed the Name field, and if not, how's 
performance when searching by name (and how many rows/CIs do you have)?

We have about 750,000 CIs.  The database is SQL Server and the AR Servers are 
Windows.  The full ITSM suite is installed.

Thanks,
Thad


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