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An additional option to guarantee one value isn't reused - for instance if email column is set as a UNIQUE index for a table.
This may be an issue if the number of possible values is less than the number of records in a table. The solution should (eventually, perhaps initially it's enough to require a list of possibilities large enough) have a way of guaranteeing uniqueness if a value has already been used perhaps with the addition of a 'Xeger' pattern.
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Conversely, it would be useful for the same transformation to be applied for the same value, everywhere it is seen. For example: [email protected] becomes [email protected] everywhere.
An additional option to guarantee one value isn't reused - for instance if email column is set as a UNIQUE index for a table.
This may be an issue if the number of possible values is less than the number of records in a table. The solution should (eventually, perhaps initially it's enough to require a list of possibilities large enough) have a way of guaranteeing uniqueness if a value has already been used perhaps with the addition of a 'Xeger' pattern.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: