Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- Changes in This Release for Oracle Data Masking and Subsetting User’s Guide
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1
Introduction to Oracle Data Masking and Subsetting
- Why Data Masking and Subsetting (DMS)
- Challenges Organization Face for Masking and Subsetting Data
- How Oracle Data Masking and Subsetting Addresses Masking/Subsetting Challenge
- Oracle Data Masking and Subsetting Use Cases
- Major Components of Oracle Data Masking and Subsetting
- Deployment Options
- Workflow
- 2 Prerequisites
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3
Application Data Modeling
- Creating an Application Data Model
- Creating and Managing Custom Sensitive Column Types
- Associating a Database to an Existing ADM
- Verifying or Synchronizing an ADM
- Importing and Exporting an ADM
- Assigning Privileges to an Existing ADM
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Data Masking
- Overview of Oracle Data Masking
- Format Libraries and Masking Definitions
- Recommended Data Masking Workflow
- Data Masking Task Sequence
- Defining Masking Formats
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Masking with an Application Data Model and
Workloads
- Adding Columns for Masking
- Selecting Data Masking Advanced Options
- Scheduling a Script Generation Job
- Scheduling a Data Masking Job
- Estimating Space Requirements for Masking Operations
- Adding Dependent Columns
- Masking Dependent Columns for Packaged Applications
- Importing a Data Masking Template
- Cloning the Production Database
- Masking a Test System to Evaluate Performance
- Upgrade Considerations
- Using the Shuffle Format
- Using Group Shuffle
- Using Conditional Masking
- Using Data Masking with LONG Columns
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5
Data Subsetting
- Creating a Data Subset Definition
- Importing and Exporting Subset Templates and Dumps
- Creating a Subset Version of a Target Database
- Synchronizing a Subset Definition with an Application Data Model
- Granting Privileges on a Subset Definition
- About Inline Masking and Subsetting
- Inline Masking and Subsetting Scenarios
- Lifecycle Management
- 6 Frequently Asked Questions
- Index