Unicode & Non-English Languages
Although some DataVeil masks are designed to work with the English language many other masks support masking data that is in any language.
The following lists shows which masks are primarily useful with the English language (rely on 'a'..'z', 'A'..'Z') and which are useful for any language.
English Language Masks
Address Street
Company Name
Person Family Name
Person Full Name
Person Given Name
Randomize
Sentences
Any Language (Unicode) Masks
DataSet
Preserve
Redact
Shuffle
User SQL Value
Non-Language Based Masks (i.e. Dates, Numbers and Numeric Digits)
Bank Account Number
Component
DateTime
JSON
National Identifiers: Belgium, Canada, United Kingdom, United States.
Number Sequence
Primary Account Number
Random Number
Randomize DateTime
Randomize Hex
XML
Note: Although these masks are not language-based, when masking a text-based column they still rely on the ANSI code space. For example, numbers are expected to consist of '0'..'9' and if a mask offers a 'preserve formatting' capability then those other characters (such as periods, hyphens, dashes, etc) are also expected to be in the ANSI code space.