DLP Data Identifier: UK Driver's License Number

[Chris Katsanikakis]

Hi Team, 

I have a question related to UK Driver's License Number.

In the console the patterns are:
\w{5}\d[0156]\d{4}\w{3}\l{2}
\w{5} \d[0156]\d{4} \w{3}\l{2}
\w{5}\d[0156]\d{4}\w{3}\l{2}\d{2}
\w{5} \d[0156]\d{4} \w{3}\l{2}\d{2}

BUT,
In Real Life I see some differences from this pattern. I have a real example and the format is i.e QWER9923245JF6HR 89.
The real example will never trigger DLP's Data Identifier.

Thoughts? I really appreciate in advance any involvement.

Best Regards,

[DLP Freak]

we customize our Data Identifiers in almost all cases. Add what you found.

[Ethan McDowell]

I have noticed variations in patterns for US driver's license numbers as well. You could create a custom DI based on your finding and bring over validators from the built-in DI. Do not include the validator, UK Drivers License, if you want to account for the space between R and 89. Your pattern for the new DI would be, [a-zA-Z]{4}\d{7}[a-zA-Z]{2}\d[a-zA-Z]{2} \d{2}

Adding the pattern [a-zA-Z]{4}\d{7}[a-zA-Z]{2}\d[a-zA-Z]{2}\d{2} to the built-in DI will allow the UK Drivers License validator to work.