# Registering a Model

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*Check out the walk-through on how to register a DSL Model.*
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![Registering a Model from the Notebook tab](/files/fRCqNiax0ljLZuVFfN3U)

* **Navigate** to the **Models** tab for a Notebook.
* Select the ***All*** filter option to get the list of all below.
* Click the ***Register*** icon for a saved model.

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* The Register **Model** dialog box opens.
* Click the **Yes** option.     &#x20;

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* The concerned saved model gets registered. The name of the registered model appears in purple.&#x20;
* A notification message appears to convey the successful registering of the model.   &#x20;

![Notification message after the Model gets registered.](/files/BUPGlumF0it3XZU1NQPq)

a.  The saved model also appears under the [Model](broken://pages/ili5JvmWSNuWQPa5uH1k) tab as displayed in the given image.&#x20;

![](/files/YpSzNwVTV3zYpPvEmZDh)

b. The registered model can be accessed under the DSL Model load runner component of the Data Pipeline as displayed in the below given image).

![Consuming the registered DS Lab model in the Data Pipeline module](/files/RuS5IGYDfj0rDvR2pzcX)

Read the **DS Lab Model Runner component** of the **Data Pipeline** user document to know more about it.

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### <mark style="color:purple;">Unregistering a DSL Model</mark>

* Navigate to the **Models** tab under a Notebook.&#x20;
* Select a registered model from the list.&#x20;
* Click the **Unregister** icon.&#x20;

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* The **Unregister** dialog box opens.&#x20;
* Click the **Yes** option.&#x20;

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* A notification message appears to convey the success of the action.

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* The concerned model gets unregistered.&#x20;

&#x20;     ![](/files/HiKgHG8nnW2nr9X4Tt7T)

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please Note</mark>: *Read the **DS Lab Model Runner component** of the **Data Pipeline** user document to know more about it.*
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