deploynew Create a new model by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deploynew -package -model -service Options: ...

SQL Server 2012

deploynew
    Create a new model by deploying a model package.

Usage:

MDSModelDeploy deploynew
-package 
-model 
[-service ]

Options:
-package :
    The file name of the package to deploy

-model :
    Specifies the new name for the model being deployed.

-service :
    Specifies the service name to connect to.
    This parameter is required if there are multiple instances of Master Data Services installed.
    Use the "MDSModelDeploy listservices" command to list the available service instances.

All names that contain spaces must be enclosed in quotation marks.

Examples:

1. Deploy the model contained in the package samplemodel.pkg to the "MDS Website" service as new model Product

MDSModelDeploy deploynew -package samplemodel.pkg -model Product -service "MDS Website

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