Sorry for such a basic question - but does the scrambling functionality maintain referential integrity across the selected set of tables?
For example - if I want to test out some sort of report that sums up total purchases by vendor by material...
If I total up the amounts in the unscrambled source system, and then moved the data out, and scrambled the vendor name, vendor id, material names & numbers... would I be able to run the same report in the test system, and still be able to check it against the original totals??
(to be able to do this, the scramble would have to essentially "translate" vendors and materials consistently, just masking the identities, as opposed to randomly assigning values across the different tables in the material master, po header, po lines, etc...)
The reason I ask is that I have customers that run completely seperate "classified" instances for certain customer projects, and they need to be able to take data from these instances, anonymize the information, and bring it into their non-classified systems for routine business activities, such as billing their customer, paying customer invoices, etc.. but the people in AR, Billing and paying vendor invoices. However - those business people are not cleared for the classified project, and can't know the actual materials or people involved in the project!!
I'm just trying to figure out if using TDMS might be an option for them to pursue, instead of building custom ETLs.