Add Attributes to a Change Tracking Group (Master Data Services)
Applies to: SQL Server - Windows only Azure SQL Managed Instance
In Master Data Services, add attributes to a change tracking group when you want to track changes to the attribute's values.
Note
After you add an attribute to a change tracking group, when values for the attribute change, the attribute is flagged as changed in the Master Data Services database. Create a business rule to take action based on the change.
Prerequisites
To perform this procedure:
You must have permission to access the System Administration functional area.
You must be a model administrator. For more information, see Administrators (Master Data Services).
Attributes must exist to add to the change tracking group. For more information, see Create a Text Attribute (Master Data Services).
To add attributes to a change tracking group
In Master Data Manager, click System Administration.
On the Manage Model page, select a model from the grid and then click Entities.
On the Manage Entity page, select the row for the entity that you want to create an attribute for.
Click Attributes.
On the Manage Attributes page, do one of the following.
If the attribute is for leaf members, select Leaf from the Member Types list box.
If the attribute is for consolidated members, select Consolidated from the Member Types list box.
If the attribute is for collections, select Collection from the Member Types list box.
Select the row for the attribute you want to edit, and then click Edit.
Select the Enable change tracking check box.
In the Change tracking group box, type a number for the group.
Click Save attribute.
For the edited attribute, the Enable Change Tracking Group column in the grid is changed to Yes (Group: entered group number).
Repeat this procedure for all attributes you want to include in the group. Use the same change tracking group number for each attribute in the group.
Next Steps
See Also
Create a Text Attribute (Master Data Services)
Create a Domain-Based Attribute (Master Data Services)