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Commit or Submit a Changeset (Master Data Services)

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Applies to: SQL Server - Windows only Azure SQL Managed Instance

A changeset is a collection of the pending changes on the master data. If entity changes don't require administrator approval, you can commit the changeset. If the entity changes require administrator approval, you can submit the changeset for approval.

Prerequisites

  • You must have permission to access the Explorer functional area. For more information, see Functional Area Permissions (Master Data Services)

  • If the entity changes don't require administrator approval, you can commit the changeset only if you own the changeset and the changeset status is open.

  • If the entity changes require administrator approval, you can submit the changeset for approval only if you own the changeset and the changeset status is open or rejected.

To commit a local changeset

The commit option is only available for local changesets on entities where the Entity Administrator has not enabled the need for approval.

  1. On the Master Data Manager home page, select the model and version and then click Explorer.

  2. Click an entity on the Entities menu.

  3. In the right pane, select Changesets and double-click the changeset you want to commit.

  4. Click Commit.

To submit a changeset

The submit option is only available on changesets on entities where the Entity Administrator has enabled the need for approval.

  1. On the Master Data Manager home page, select the model and version and then click Explorer.

  2. Click an entity on the Entities menu.

  3. In the right pane, select Changesets and double-click the changeset you want to submit.

  4. Click Submit.

Next Steps

Approve or Reject a Changeset (Master Data Services)

See Also

Create a Changeset (Master Data Services)
Apply and Update a Changeset (Master Data Services)
Approve or Reject a Changeset (Master Data Services)