Stored Procedure Accelerator Guide for Sybase

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ProcMasks1 Rule

The ProcMasks1 rule masks a stored procedure.

You can configure the ProcMasks1 rule to mask a stored procedure. Add a row in the rule action for each column that the procedure outputs. Create a rule for each stored procedure.

The ProcMasks1 rule has the following values:

Name: The name of the rule is ProcMasks1. You can change the name of the rule based on the name of the stored procedure.
Matcher: The rule uses the Any matcher.
Rule Action: The rule uses the Mask rule action.
Table Name: Enter the name of the stored procedure, preceded and followed by .*. For example, you might enter:
.*Proc_EMPLOYEE.*; If the stored procedure name contains a semicolon (;), replace the semicolon with an underscore (_) in the Table Name parameter. For example, if you have a stored procedure with the following name:
DDM_GetEmployeeName;3.
Enter the following text in the Table Name parameter:
.* DDM_GetEmployeeName_3.*
Column Name: The name of the column that you want to mask, preceded by .*. For example, you might enter:
.*SALARY
Masking Function: The masking function that you want to use to mask the column data.
Processing Action: The rule uses the Continue processing action.

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