30002: Annotation layer's feature class does not have an index on the Status field
Your annotation feature class does not have an attribute index on the Status field of your annotation feature class. It's a good idea to index this field, because it is used internally for queries when the annotation feature class has unplaced annotation.
Solutions
First, check the drawing performance of your basemap layer in ArcMap or your map service in the Preview window. See Working with basemap layers or Publishing map services for more information.
- If no changes are needed, then you can accept the display performance as-is.
- Alternatively, if you want to improve performance, you should index the Status field. See Creating attribute indexes for more information.
More information
Attribute indexes can speed up attribute queries on feature classes and tables. For most types of queries, it is faster to look up a record on an indexed field than it is to search through the entire table.
Generally, you can improve overall performance using attribute indexes on key fields in your datasets. See Creating attribute indexes for more information.