We have been experiencing slower DBA speeds and minor database corruptions. In trying to locate the problem, I ran UT-A DDCHECK program and found a few errors that look like a flag for missing database index keys. That sounds bad and a potential source of slowdown.  
 
As the notes suggest, I did the instructions (Select Start > Run, and type in X:\DBAMFG\TP5WDBA UPDATE), but it was not fixed.
 
Since I do not monitor this normally, I am not sure if I should be worried or how to correct it...is this a problem? If so, how do I correct it? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions offered.
 
                    Action                                                                                      
Layout   File Name    Type   Exception
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FILECHSP FILECHSP       1   Your dictionary does not contain index key entries for the FILECHSP.
FILEDEF   FILEDEF         1   Your dictionary does not contain index key entries for the FILEDEF.
FILES       FILES             1   Your dictionary does not contain index key entries for the FILES.