Field exists in SQL Server but does not appear on AOT table

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I'm attempting to fill a request for an index provided by the db administration team, however, there is a field in the database (I can view it through SSMS) that is not represented in the AOT table model.

The table does not support inheritance, and I don't believe the field could have been created manually in SQL as I've checked multiple environments.

I believe the field is system: batchJobs.STARTDATETIMETZID

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

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RE: Field exists in SQL Server but does not appear on AOT table

OK, thanks Nikolaos,

It doesn't seem like this can be added. I will push back.
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RE: Field exists in SQL Server but does not appear on AOT table

Thanks Sergei,

Yes, the request if for it to be added as an included column.
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RE: Field exists in SQL Server but does not appear on AOT table

I would not add this to an index. If the database administration team provided you some automatic report with index suggestions, you have to evaluate the suggestions and not implement everything as-is.
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Sergei Minozhenko 23,089 on at

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RE: Field exists in SQL Server but does not appear on AOT table

Hi Kanoa,

This field is generated automatically when you use DateTime fields in AX and you can't see it from AOT. It's quite interesting that you need to add to an index. At least I haven't' seen any index with that field. Should it be added as an included column?