Renumbering Active User Properties So They Are Sequential
After you have finished inactivating and modifying user properties for local conditions, you must renumber the user properties that remain active so they are sequential.
To renumber active user properties so they are sequential
Make a list of active user properties in the format shown in the following table.
Sequence Number User Property Set 1
Convert Conditions SearchSpec X
Conditions Sort Spec X
Person Candidate Source Names X
2
Convert Conditions SearchSpec Y
Conditions Sort Spec Y
Person Candidate Source Names Y
3
. . .
4
. . .
n-2
Convert Conditions SearchSpec 33
Conditions Sort Spec 33
Person Candidate Source Names 33
n-1
Convert Conditions SearchSpec 34
Conditions Sort Spec 34
Person Candidate Source Names 34
n
Convert Conditions SearchSpec 35
Conditions Sort Spec 35
Person Candidate Source Names 35
Note: User property sets 33, 34, and 35 must be the last three in tableRenumber all the user properties in sequential order starting from 1, without any gaps, so the numbers of the user properties are the same as the numbers in the sequence column in your list. For example, renumber the user properties shown in the previous table as shown in the following table.
Sequence Number User Property Set 1
Convert Conditions SearchSpec 1
Conditions Sort Spec 1
Person Candidate Source Names 1
2
Convert Conditions SearchSpec 2
Conditions Sort Spec 2
Person Candidate Source Names 2
3
. . .
4
. . .
n-2
Convert Conditions SearchSpec n-2
Conditions Sort Spec n-2
Person Candidate Source Names n-2
n-1
Convert Conditions SearchSpec n-1
Conditions Sort Spec n-1
Person Candidate Source Names n-1
n
Convert Conditions SearchSpec n
Conditions Sort Spec n
Person Candidate Source Names n