This is the second part of a series on SQL Server Dynamic Data masking. The first part in the series was a brief introduction to dynamic data masking, including use cases.
The focus of this blog will is setting up masking and some base examples.
Configuring Masking
Masking data is a straightforward process. Choose the table and columns to be masked, decide on the appearance of the mask, execute the masking script, and verify the results. Masking data also assumes some foundational setup tasks have been done and minimal best practices are being followed. Users that need to retrieve data