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Nicely done Natali! / comments
Nicely done Natali!
I thought it was prohibited to speak about commercial products at PASS. / comments
I thought it was prohibited to speak about commercial products at PASS.
Oy vey! I don't even remember sending an email. Sigh ... / comments
Oy vey! I don't even remember sending an email. Sigh ...
Sorry I am late here Adam, but depending on your time frame for getting input for this I can probably fit in a call this Friday, February 2 if you are interested/available. / comments
Sorry I am late here Adam, but depending on your time frame for getting input for this I can probably fit in a call this Friday, February 2 if you are interested/available.
I would like to get more details on this too please. / comments
I would like to get more details on this too please.
OK. Lets take a different tack then: Is there a way to use SQL Prompt such that you just see differences for objects/object types selected - without concern for anything else? I presume not, but it would be helpful in my current use case (finding differences between numerous supposedly-identical databases).
Regarding decrypt objects helping with performance, that should only make a difference if there actually are lots of encrypted objects, right? / comments
OK. Lets take a different tack then: Is there a way to use SQL Prompt such that you just see differences for objects/object types selected - without concern for anything else? I presume not, but it...
D_A_Green wrote: »
For me it's the audit side of things. Who checks the home grown scripts? I like the ability to produce a report for audit of what was done, when, and to what. I can also give that report to the information asset owner. As mentioned above, the commercial nature of this solution adds credibility for the auditor. This with the complexity to allow me to mask in a fairly complex way, means it works for me. A command line interface would mean this can become a standard part of my automated UAT build process.
Questions for RG:
1) Can Data Masker provide audit reports of actions taken?
2) Also, can it provide a human-digestable report of the masking ruleset?
Sorry if these are answered in the documentation. Coming out of a really bad year and behind on everything. [image] / comments
D_A_Green wrote: »
For me it's the audit side of things. Who checks the home grown scripts? I like the ability to produce a report for audit of what was done, when, and to what. I can also ...
I think a lot of companies will be dropping GDPR-exposed data from their systems. / comments
I think a lot of companies will be dropping GDPR-exposed data from their systems.
BobPusateri wrote: »
We'd love to have you in Chicago! http://www.sqlsaturday.com/719/EventHome.aspx
As an organizer, I'm only a tiny bit biased. But we do have a new (and much larger) location this year so we are hoping to pull in a record crowd!
Glad to hear you got a larger venue! You outgrew the other one years ago! :-) / comments
BobPusateri wrote: »
We'd love to have you in Chicago!http://www.sqlsaturday.com/719/EventHome.aspx
As an organizer, I'm only a tiny bit biased. But we do have a new (and much larger) location ...
I will chime in for the masses. Whatever you do, don't screw with basic Source Control functionality and ease-of-use! / comments
I will chime in for the masses. Whatever you do, don't screw with basic Source Control functionality and ease-of-use!