On the mapping page, click

Run

.

Enter values that you want to use for the source, target, and masking techniques in this run.

Click

Run

.

From the

Actions

menu on the mapping page, click

New Mapping Task

.

On the

Mapping Task

page that opens, add a name and description, choose a runtime environment, select the mapping that you created, and click

Next

.

On the

Sources

tab, perform the following steps:

Select the source connection on which you want to run the mapping task.
If you used an object type parameter in the source transformation, select the source type
Single
and select an object. You can then preview the source data on the
Data Preview
tab.

On the

Targets

tab, perform the following steps:

Select the target connection to which you want to load the masked data.
If you used an object type parameter in the target transformation, select the object.
Select the operation type and other target configuration options, and then click
Next
.
The object that you specify must already exist. You cannot create the target object at runtime.

Optional. On the

Input Parameters

tab, if you need to change the dictionaries or storage connection that you previously included, select the connections from the list. You can ignore the fields if you don't need to use the connections.

Click

Add

to add a field and then click

Configure

to select the masking technique that you want to apply to the field. Repeat this for each field that you want to mask and then click

Next

.

Optional. On the

Runtime Options

tab, choose scheduling and notification options as needed.

Click

Save

to save the mapping task.

Click

Run

to run the mapping task. You can monitor the progress and status of the mapping task on the

My Jobs

tab.