Release Notes
Product Description
CipherTrust Batch Data Transformation (BDT) is a command line utility that is used to transform (encrypt/tokenize) data in files and databases. It is a policy-based tool and can efficiently transform bulk data, and can also be used for rekey operations.
Release Description
This release includes bug fixes and security activities.
Resolved Issues
| Reference | Description |
|---|---|
| CADP-16680 | BDT throws the following error while configuring dataProtectionConfig using the password that contains double quotes (") or backslash (\) characters:Failed post request to Data Protection Service. Received response - null |
| CADP-18948 | If the source table contains null value in the column to be transformed and trimSpaces is enabled, transformation fails with NullPointerException. |
| CADP-20693 | Unable to perform the rollback operation. |
Known Issues
| Reference | Description |
|---|---|
| CADP-13218 | Following error message appears continuously on console while performing transformation on empty table in DB2:Note: The user needs to abort manually using Ctrl+C option. |
| CADP-14217 | If the destination table contains identity column of type ALWAYS, transformation fails. This is a limitation from Oracle and DB2 databases that you cannot insert explicit value in identity column of type ALWAYS. Following are the workarounds to perform transformation: Oracle: Alter table and modify identity column type ALWAYS to BY DEFAULT. DB2: Alter table to drop identity property from column. Alter table to add identity property of type BY DEFAULT.
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| CADP-20695 | After configuring the policy file for two tables and setting srcColumnAction to remove, if the transformation fails for any of these tables, the source column will not be removed. |
