4.16 Configurations for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
GDPR is a set of data protection rules. The main aim of GDPR is to give
control to individuals over their data.
To enable GDPR, perform the following configurations:
- Create a user who will do the GDPR configurations in the same database, for example, GDPR.
- Assign the
OFS_NOSEC_DATA
privilege to the user by executing the following grant:GRANT OFS_NOSEC_DATA to GDPR
. - Follow these steps to connect to the user:
- Create a synonym called cs_customer for the user by executing the
following command: CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM cs_customer FOR
{dbname}.cs_customer {dbname} is the user for whom the CUST data and
GDPR is applied.
Go to the EDQ URL and open the Director menu. The Director landing page is displayed.
Figure 4-44 Director Menu in EDQ
- In the Director landing page, expand the
Customer-Screening project in the
Project Browser pane.
Figure 4-45 Project Browser pane
- Expand the Data Stores node and open
FCDM Batch Data. The Edit Data
Store window is displayed.
Figure 4-46 Edit Data Store window
- In the Edit Data Store window, enter the
Database host, Port,
Database name, User
name, and Password.
Figure 4-47 Edit Data Store for Staging Database Connection
The GDPR configurations are now enabled for the GDPR user. You can view the applicable data in the
CUST
table.
- Create a synonym called cs_customer for the user by executing the
following command: CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM cs_customer FOR
{dbname}.cs_customer {dbname} is the user for whom the CUST data and
GDPR is applied.