Hi, 1. Would like to encrypt sensitive information in process instan

vikask146 over 8 years ago

Hi,

1. Would like to encrypt sensitive information in process instance. For an example, if I store SSN in one input task then I should be able to store in text data type (encrypt text()) and also should be able to decryption of the same field in next input task if needed.

2. Can we store the same encryption form variable in application database ? If yes then any specific data type to be declared in DB table.

3. AFAIK, process instance data gets store in Process Tables ( Business Data Store). Would like to confirm that how this encryption variable is storing in this database ?

The main intention to stop accessing sensitive information from the system.

Any other inputs will be appreciated.

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0 mayankk718 over 8 years ago

No, I am talking about the data type (text). The value may be stored in encrypted or unencrypted form. For that you would need access to the server.

Also, Between Process Instances and KDB files, there are XMLs. So it goes like ths, "Process instances" --> [Data Transfer] --> "XMLs" --> [Data Transfer] --> KDB Files. If you have on premise server, find the XML of your process instance, look inside it how your variable is stored (encrypted or unencrypted), it would be stored in similar fashion into the KDB files (if I am not wrong).
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0 mayankk718 over 8 years ago

No, I am talking about the data type (text). The value may be stored in encrypted or unencrypted form. For that you would need access to the server.

Also, Between Process Instances and KDB files, there are XMLs. So it goes like ths, "Process instances" --> [Data Transfer] --> "XMLs" --> [Data Transfer] --> KDB Files. If you have on premise server, find the XML of your process instance, look inside it how your variable is stored (encrypted or unencrypted), it would be stored in similar fashion into the KDB files (if I am not wrong).
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