Sanitize Database Data

This command will update database table of terminal event records which could contain sensitive information, such as wallet private keys, and it will replace them with text sanitized.

Before using this command be sure you made a backup of the database which was moved off the server. Once this command is used, all sanitized data will be lost.

 

  1. batm-manage sanitize all - will affect all of the records

  2. batm-manage sanitize old - will affect only records older than 30 days.

 

a. batm-manage sanitize

You need to specify additional parameter all or old all - All terminal event records in database that contain sensitive information will be sanitized. For example accidently scanned private keys by customer. old - Same astion as 'all' but action will affect only records older than 30 days.

 

b. batm-manage sanitize all

Are you sure you want to sanitize all of the terminal event records?(Y/N) Did you make a backup of the database before and moved it off the server? (Y/N)

 

c. batm-manage sanitize old

Are you sure you want to sanitize all records older than 30days of the terminal event records?(Y/N) Did you make a backup of the database before and moved it off the server? (Y/N)

 

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