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1. How To Use Style To Create Index
2. How To Make An Index
3. Create An Index In Excel

How To Use Style To Create Index

You can rebuild the spatial index of feature classes in enterprise geodatabases or databases that use the STGeometry storage type in Oracle or Geometry storage in SQL Server. For all other storage types in enterprise geodatabases and databases, and for feature classes in file geodatabases, you can delete and re-create spatial indexes but not modify them. Spatial indexes on feature classes in personal geodatabases cannot be modified or re-created. You can see what type of geometry storage is used for feature classes in enterprise geodatabases by looking at the Geometry Properties section on the General tab of the Feature Class Properties dialog box. For enterprise geodatabases or databases, you must connect as the data owner to alter the index. Right-click the feature class and click Properties. Click the Indexes tab.

How To Make An Index

How you modify the spatial index for a feature class depends on what spatial data type the feature class contains. For feature classes using Geometry storage in SQL Server, click Recalculate to let ArcGIS set the grid size. For feature classes using STGeometry in Oracle, click Rebuild. For feature classes in file geodatabases; feature classes in PostgreSQL, DB2, or Informix; or feature classes using binary or SDOGeometry storage in Oracle or Geography storage in SQL Server, you can click Delete to drop the spatial index then click Create to create a new one. The re-created index will reflect the current data. Do not delete and re-create the spatial index on feature classes in Windows Azure SQL Database that contain several millions of records or more.

Create An Index In Excel

The operation of creating a spatial index on a feature class containing millions of records could be terminated if Windows Azure SQL Database determines that the operation is consuming too many server resources. This can leave your feature class with no spatial index. Click OK to build the spatial index and close the Feature Class Properties dialog box.