Do you see a way to protect at the row or field level? Dave At 11:04 AM 3/21/01 +1100, you wrote: > > Your essay is excellent. How would you apply similar protection to a > > relational database? > >With postgres, I do a dump of the database (which can be done on a "live" >system, you don't have to stop it to do a backup), compress the file with >bzip2, calculate a ripemd-160 hash, and from there as outlined in the essay. > >Horst
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