Help Center/ Database Security Service/ User Guide/ Database Security O&M/ Series 2/ System Administrator Operation Guide/ Rule Management/ Sensitive Data Rules/ Data Field Configuration
Updated on 2026-07-07 GMT+08:00
Data Field Configuration
Adding data domain
- Logging in to the Database Operations and Maintenance Management System using the sysadmin system administrator account.
- In the left navigation bar, select Rule Management> Sensitive Data Rules, and the page displays a tree list of data domains.
- Click the Add Data Domain button to open the Add Data domain page.
- Enter the Data Domain Name and Notes. Figure 1 Adding data domain
Table 1 Table1 New data field parameter description Parameter
Description
Data Domain Name
Data name. (Required)
Notes
Additional remarks.
- Click OK.
Related Operations
Subsequently, you may perform the following operations on the Sensitive Data Discovery Rule page as needed:
- Add discovery rules to a data field: Select the data field and click the Add button to add discovery rules. For detailed steps, see Discovery Rule Configuration.
- View: Select a data field and click the eye icon to view its information.
- Edit: Select a data field and click the eye icon to view its details. On the right-hand Data Field Details page, click Edit to modify the data configuration as needed. Click OK.
- Delete: Select a data field and click the Trash icon to delete its information. Before deleting the data, remove the discovery rules associated with it; otherwise, the delete button will not appear, and the data field cannot be deleted.
- Delete the discovery rules under the data field before deleting the data field.
- After creating a data field, its name cannot be edited or modified.
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