When you configure advanced email masking, you can configure parameters to mask the user name and the domain name in the email address. For example, a source table might contain columns called First_Name and Last_Name. You can configure the email address to contain the first character of First_Name and seven characters of the last name. Define a domain name for the email address. The

Masking

task creates an address with the following syntax:

VSingh@mycompany.com

The following table describes the parameters you can configure for advanced email masking:

Parameter	Description
Repeatable	Returns the same masked value when you run a task multiple times or when you generate masked values for a field that is in multiple tables.
Seed Value	A starting number to create repeatable output. Enter a number from 1 through 999. Default seed value is 190. You can enter the seed value as a parameter.
First Name	Name of the column to use as the first part of the email name. The email name contains the masked value of the column you choose.
First Name Length	The number of characters in the first name to include in the email address.
Delimiter	Delimiter, such as a dot, hyphen, or underscore, to separate the first name and last name in the email address. If you do not want to separate the first name and last name in the email address, leave the delimiter blank.
Last Name	Name of the masked column to use in the email name. The email name contains the masked value of the column you choose.
Last Name Length	The number of characters in the last name to include in the email address.
Domain Name	A string value that represents an Internet Protocol (IP) resource such as gmail.com.