The Email Mask
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Hi
Quite simple, not a lot to think about here.
This dynamic data masking function returns first character as it is and rest is replaced.
Regards
Mike
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Thanks Steve, that you teach us by small steps to learn about the Dynamic Data Masking. On 03/08/2016 it was about masking data type varchar. There was a reference to the DDM, where everyone could find the answer also to today's question. It is therefore surprising so a high proportion of incorrect answers.
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I haven't used it yet. Then again, this is for SQL 2016, so we should get around to it by about 2020.
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What is the purpose of returning 3 X, then @, then 4 X? Why not 2 X, then @, then 3 X?
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pabechevb (3/22/2016)
What is the purpose of returning 3 X, then @, then 4 X? Why not 2 X, then @, then 3 X?No purpose. Just a design decision by MS.
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Thanks for the question.
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Thanks for this interesting question related to SQL Server 2016. As I am curious , I have looked at the SQL Server 2016 CTP2 documentation and I discovered a nice function. I got point only because I have read the page for 20 minutes...:Whistling:
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Nice question, thanks.
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