Create a mapping with parameters if you want to assign masking techniques at runtime, or if you want to be able to update the rows to mask without editing the mapping.
Log in to
Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
and open
Data Integration
.
Click
New
Mappings
Mapping
to open a new mapping in the mapping designer.
Configure the source transformation.
Optionally, use a parameter for the connection. If you use a parameter, and the object names in each source differ or you don't know the object name, ensure that you use a parameter for the object. If the object name is the same in all sources that you plan to use this mapping with, you can choose the source type as single object and then enter the object name.
Configure the target transformation.
Optionally, use a parameter for the connection. If the object names in each target differ or you don't know the object name, ensure that you use a parameter for the object. If the object name is the same in all targets that you plan to use this mapping with, you can choose the target type as single object and then enter the object name. The object must exist when the mapping runs. You can't create the target object at runtime.
Drag a Data Masking transformation from the transformations palette onto the mapping designer and connect it to the data flow.
Select the Data Masking transformation object in the mapping designer. The properties appear on the
Properties
tab.
On the
General
tab, enter a name and optional description for the transformation object.
On the
Masking Rules
tab, select
Add a parameter
to configure masking techniques at runtime.
Click
New Parameter
and create a masking parameter. Then select the parameter from the list.
The following image shows a sample masking_rules parameter created and selected:
Select a relational dictionary connection or a flat file dictionary connection and storage connection from the lists.
If you don't select values here, you can't add or update the values when you run the mapping.