Binary Lookup
A Binary Lookup algorithm is much like the Secure Lookup algorithm but is used when entire files are stored in a specific column. This algorithm replaces objects that appear in object columns. For example, if a bank has an object column that stores images of checks, you can use a Binary Lookup algorithm to mask those images. The Delphix Engine cannot change data within images themselves, such as the names on X-rays or driver’s licenses. However, you can replace all such images with a new, fictional image. This fictional image is provided by the owner of the original data.
Creating a Binary Lookup algorithm via UI
At the top right of the Algorithms page, click + Algorithm.
Enter an Algorithm Name.
Info: This MUST be unique.
Enter a Description.
Select Binary Lookup as the Framework Name and click Next.
Select a Binary Lookup File on your filesystem by clicking the Select File button.
Click Next to verify details on the Summary step.
Click Save.
A maximum of 50 Lookup Files can be selected.
To upload multiple files, use the Select File button once for each file.
For information on creating Binary Lookup algorithms through the API, see API Calls for Creating Algorithms - Binary Lookup.