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Andy writes "Good day Gurus!

I have a question regarding how to protect my SQL data. My Material Resource Planning software is built on SQL. There is a problem with my data and possibly a bug in the vendors software. They are asking me to send them my database.

My database contains vendors, customers, pricing partlists and procedures. The advantage of an MRP/ERP system is that the data is all in one place; the disadvantage is that if I send it out to the vendor, they have access to all that I do. This vendor also supports some of my competitors. My concern is that all it would take is one vendor employee to jump ship with my data on a dongle and I could end up completely compromised as a company.

Is there a way of easily or is there software that can leave the significant data in tact but replace the confidential data with meaningless information?

Significant data would be numbers, costs, etc, or data that I choose. Confidential data would be vendors, customers, etc.

It seems to me that this would be a fairly common problem, but I cannot find a solution that is both quick and effective.

Thanks for your collective thoughts.

Andy,"

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Code Snippet

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