There is the ENCRYPT function.  I have never used it but it seems like it
could be used in work flow to encrypt the value before it is committed to
the db.  Then you could have workflow that would allow certain people to use
the DECRYPT function based on permissions.  You could even log using the
decrypt workflow to do a push fields to another form to log who decrypted
and when.  I would imagine these could be used in combination with the mask
to still show ******* but would also scramble the data in the db.

ENCRYPT (pg 206 of Workflow Objecfts Guide):
Used in Set Fields filter actions only. Returns the encrypted value of a
text string (plaintext), using the encryption key (key). The return value is
larger than th size of the unencrypted string. For example, to encrypt the
string in Field1 using th key my_key, enter: ENCRYPT($Field1$, "my_key") To
encrypt a string using a key in KeyField, enter: ENCRYPT("wordToEncrypt",
$KeyField$)

Jason

On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 1:05 PM, LJ LongWing <[email protected]> wrote:

> Guillermo,
> There is an option of a character field to display it as type 'mask'...but
> be warned...it's nothing more than a visual mask...the data is still
> transferred across the line as its text and still stored in the db as its
> text and can be reported out as real text...the only thing it does is not
> display it on the screen...there is no way to mask anything else that I'm
> aware of.
>
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> Hi dear lister
> In our organization we have some users that need to capture privileged
> information, p.e. id cards, therefore we need mask this information in
> the character or diary fields, how can we do it?
> For example, the user capture id card but when search and display ticket
> the id card apper mask with other character, can be "*"
> Any idea is appreciate
> Thanks in advance
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