Address (AddressGenerator)

The Address generator replaces the source value with a random string based on the type of address data that the column contains.

The Address generator can be self-consistent or consistent with another column. You cannot configure differential privacy. It can be linked to other columns.

The metadata object is populated from AddressMetadataarrow-up-right.

For the Address generator, you specify the type of address value that is in the source column. Here is the basic structure of a link object for the Address generator.

{
  "schema": "string",
  "table": "string",
  "column": "string",
  "path": "string",  //JSON fields only
  "dataType": "string",  //MongoDB, Amazon DynamoDB, and JSON fields only
  "metadata": {  
    "presetId": "string",
    "generatorId": "AddressGenerator",
    "encryptionProcessor": "x-on", //To use configured Structural data encryption
    "customValueProcessor": "string" //If custom value processor applied
    "addressType": "enum",
    "isConsistent": boolean,
    "consistencyColumn": "string"
  }
}

Example replacement

The following example replacement shows two linked columns that are assigned the built-in generator preset for the Address generator. One column contains city names, and the other contains zip codes.

Both columns have consistency disabled.

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