Data models are getting accelerated despite manually turning off acceleration

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Updated:September 29, 2026
Document ID:SPLK044846

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Splunk Enterprise Splunk Enterprise Security

Description

After enabling acceleration on desired Data Model, Data Model does not stay accelerated. Data Model was accelerated by performed steps below from Splunk Web.

Settings > Data Models > Click on desired data model > Edit > Edit Acceleration

 


Investigation

Check acceleration of the accelerated Data Model by navigating to

Settings> Data Models

Setting for acceleration were reverted back to the original state. 

 

 


Resolution

Most likely this happen due to a data model acceleration enforcement as per the docs below. Data model acceleration enforcement

Enterprise Security enforces data model acceleration through a modular input. To disable acceleration for a data model in ES:

  1. From Splunk Web, Splunk Enterprise toolbar, open Settings > Data inputs and select Data Model Acceleration Enforcement Settings.
  2. Select desired Data Model.
  3. Uncheck the Acceleration Enforcement option.
  4. Click Save.

Data model acceleration enforcement

Revision History

Revision Publish Date Comments
1.0
29-Sep-2026
Initial Release

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