Action Based Data Policies
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Action Based Data Policies
- Can be triggered by one or more operations.
- Can be invoked before or after a record is applied to the database.
- Can be invoked before or after retrieving one more records from the database.
- Activation Sequence
- An action-based data policy can be set to execute either before or after the triggering event. For example:
- Before adding or updating – Validate the incoming data, accept it or reject it by throwing an exception
- After adding or updating – Update Related Objects
- Before data retrieval - Modify the query before applying it
- After data retrieval - Mask sensitive data like a social security number or credit card number before the data is displayed.
- Examples of Action Based Data Policies
- In a sales department, the local sales representative automatically receives an email notification when a prospective client requests information from the organization's web site. The data policy is triggered by the addition of a new record (prospect), choosing the email recipient based on the territory.
- In a manufacturing operation, the parts department wants to know if the inventory on a popular part is low. The data policy is triggered by an update to the quantity of units in inventory.
- When adding new records, validate the address/phone/email fields before allowing the records to be added to the database
- When importing records (leads file from a tradeshow, for example), verify that the record is not a duplicate of any already existing person/company
- When retrieving records, mask social security numbers or salary figures before displaying the data.
In this Action Based data policy, the following elements are defined:
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Learn more: Build an Action Based Data Policy