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Published inJun 2016
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Zoran Pavlovic
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Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
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Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
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Determining sensitive columns


After you decide which data is sensitive, you'll need to find all places where that data is stored. Once you do that, you'll classify the data (associate sensitive columns with sensitive types). In this recipe, you'll associate two sensitive columns (from two tables) with sensitive type you created in the previous recipe.

Getting ready

To complete this recipe, create a user challengezoran, create table T1, and insert several values into the table (see Figure 1) or use your own table. Also, you'll need an existing user who has an execute privilege on dbms_tsdp_manage package (for example, c##zoran).

Figure 4 - Creating table T1

How to do it...

  1. Connect to the database (for example, pdb1) as a user who has appropriate privileges (for example, c##zoran user):

    $ sqlplus c##zoran@pdb1
    
  2. Associate a sensitive column (for example, schema CHALLENGEZORAN, table T1, column EMAIL_ADDRESS) with sensitive type you created in the previous recipe (for example, email_type)

    Figure 5...

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Zoran Pavlovic

Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
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Maja Veselica

Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
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