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An audit finding relating to production data, containing customer identifiable data, in a UAT environment, prompted this simple script, which completely scrambles data in such a way that the original value can not be reconstituted.
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A means of importing large csv files (where there may be commas in quote-delimited free text) into SQL Server tables using PowerShell
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