Can I apply a Table-To-Table Synchronization rule to synchronize the data between tables in different schemas?
Yes, as long as the schema is in the same database and the primary schema has the access rights to update the child table. If the target schema is not in the same database it is still possible to do this – just trick the Data Masker by making up a “pseudo” table using a synonym and a database link.
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