Masking job wizard
The Continuous Compliance job wizard enables users to create and modify masking jobs. While the wizard facilitates a number of workflows and operations, more advanced functionality and finer control of features are available directly in the masking application. The Job Wizard currently functions only with certain data platforms, but these constraints do not apply when working directly in the masking application.
Supported data platforms
The following data platforms are currently supported from within the Job Wizard: - Oracle Database - RDS Oracle Database - MSSQL Server Database - Sybase Database
This restricted list only affects your use of the wizard; an expanded number of platforms are supported directly in the masking application. Some operations within the Job Wizard are also limited. See below for details.
Supported operations
While creating a masking job in the Job Wizard, you are able to do the following:
Create a new application or use an existing application
Create a new environment or use an existing environment
Create a new connector
Create a new rule set
Update inventory
Create a masking job
Update a masking job
Change the connector for an existing job
Change the rule set for an existing connector
Run a newly created job immediately
Run an updated job immediately after the update
Operations marked with an asterisk are limited in the Job Wizard but fully supported in the main application.
What is not supported in the wizard
The following data platforms and operations are not supported in the Job Wizard. To access additional functionality, use the main masking application.
Unsupported data types
The following data types are supported when using the main masking application but are not currently supported in the Job Wizard:
DB2 Database
PostgreSQL Database
Generic Database
Delimited File
Excel Sheet File
Fixed File
Mainframe Data Set
XML File
Unsupported operations
The following operations are not yet supported from within the Job Wizard:
Creating any connector or rule set for an unsupported data type
Deleting any application, environment, connector, rule set, or masking job
Importing or exporting any object
Updating an environment
Creating a connector using Advanced mode
Updating a connector
Updating a rule set
Creating a job for an unsupported data type
Modifying a job for an unsupported data type
Monitoring running jobs
Creating, editing, deleting, or running any Profile jobs
Opening the masking job wizard
When you first login to masking, the welcome screen offers a link to learn more or begin masking immediately. To open the Job Wizard, click Run on the welcome page.

To use the Job Wizard from the masking application, click the Create Job button in the upper right-hand corner, as highlighted in the screenshot below.

Only administrators or users with the following privileges can see the Create Job button.
Environment: View, Add, and Update
Connection: View and Add
Rule Set: View and Add
Inventory: View and Update
Profile Job: View, Add, and Run
Masking Job: View, Add, Update, and Run
Inventory Report: View
Creating a new masking job
The Job Wizard makes creating a new masking job much easier by guiding you through the process. You can create new objects or choose to use existing ones that have already been defined. When creating a new masking job, the Job Wizard follows this sequence:
Job Naming
Application/Environment Selection
Connection Selection
Rule Set Selection
Inventory Selection
Summary Page
You can navigate back and forth through the pages of the Job Wizard.
If the product times out due to long inactivity, you will need to start over.
To create a new masking Job using the new Job Wizard, follow the procedure below:
Log into your Continuous Compliance Engine and from the Welcome screen select Run.
Select the New radio button and enter a name for your Masking job.
Click Next.
From the drop-down menu select an Application and Environment. If none exist use the Add button to add one.
Click Next.
Select a Connector from the drop-down menu. If none exists select the Add button, then use the Add Connector dialog to add a new connector. The Job Wizard only supports the following Connector types:
Database - MS SQL
Database - Oracle
Database - RDS Oracle
Database - Sybase
Click Next.
On the Rule Set screen select an existing Rule Set or create a new one by clicking the Add button.
Click Next.
From the Inventory screen select how your data will be masked. In the screenshot below we are masking subscriber last names.
Click Next.
The final screen of the Job Wizard displays a Summary of your selections.
Clicking Run Masking Job Now and go to Monitor progress, saves your job, and runs it immediately. Save Job allows you to save your job and run it at a later date. Note: Selecting this option means your data will not be masked until you run the job.
When objects are saved
Application, environment, connector, and Rule Set objects are created and persist after you click the Add button and see a success message. If you cancel the Job Wizard before completing the job setup, the objects you created will be saved, and they will be available for use the next time you launch the Job Wizard.
The Inventory definition is saved when you change the selection of a table or column, or when another View filter is applied.
The masking job is saved when you click either Save Job or Run Masking Job Now and go to Monitor progress and a success message is returned on the Summary screen.
Updating an existing masking job
You can use the Job Wizard to modify any masking job that targets a supported data type.
On the Job screen of the Job Wizard, select Modify Existing
From the list of available jobs select the one you want to modify. This list only shows jobs that are supported by the wizard. You can filter the job list by selecting the filter icon.
Once you select a job, you can change the following as part of the Modify flow:
Change/create a new Connector
Change/create a new Rule Set
Update inventory
Save or run the modified job
You cannot alter application and environment settings as part of the Modify flow, but you can do so in the main masking application.