Hey John,
The ENCRYPT uniBasic function is for encrypting something on the fly. Whereas,
with Data At Rest encryption, you simply specify which fields in the file, or
the whole file itself, to be encrypted, and the database takes care of the
encryption/decryption, without any programmer interve
Does the DAR data support indexes? And do you know which release DAR became
available?
Curt Stewart
Baker Hughes wrote:
>Hey John,
>
>The ENCRYPT uniBasic function is for encrypting something on the fly. Whereas,
>with Data At Rest encryption, you simply specify which fields in the file, or
Or better yet, what is DAR?
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Curt Stewart <
cstew...@tri-sysconsulting.com> wrote:
> Does the DAR data support indexes? And do you know which release DAR became
> available?
> Curt Stewart
>
> Baker Hughes wrote:
>
> >Hey John,
> >
> >The ENCRYPT uniBasic functio
DAR = Data At Rest
John Thompson wrote:
>Or better yet, what is DAR?
>
>On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Curt Stewart <
>cstew...@tri-sysconsulting.com> wrote:
>
>> Does the DAR data support indexes? And do you know which release DAR became
>> available?
>> Curt Stewart
>>
>> Baker Hughes wrot