The Commvault software provides a dictionary for each data type that supports dictionary data masking. In a Linux environment (but not other environments), you can modify the values in the dictionaries, add lines to the dictionaries, and create new dictionaries.
About Modifying the Dictionaries
Important
Do not modify the first line in a dictionary file because it is the key for the contents of the file.
You can edit a dictionary file in-place. Or you can copy a file to another location, edit it, and then replace the original file with the edited file.
About the Dictionary Files
The data-masking dictionaries are text files in the comma-separated values (CSV) format.
The files are in software_installation_directory/Base/CvDmDictionaries.
The files are named data_type_dictionary.cvs. For example, the file for the address data type is Address_dictionary.cvs, and the file for the location data type is Location_dictionary.cvs.
The first three lines of the Address_dictionary.csv file are as follows:
Street,City,State,PostalCode,Country,Latitude,Longitude
253 Dilo Path,Liwaguvuj,MI,60033,USA,-15.34805,-60.0171
298 Cofofa Parkway,Miezupa,CA,73863,USA,8.60635,-39.92633
The first three lines of the Location_dictionary.csv file are as follows:
location__Latitude__s,location__Longitude__s
44.99047,103.21299
-87.34937,-148.14259