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Restoring encrypted DB to SQL vNext

By adminPosted on January 23, 2023

Question : I wondered if anyone else may have tried restoring a copy of an encrypted database to an instance […]

How to Configure Always Encrypted using PowerShell

By adminPosted on October 2, 2022

Question : I just want to ask if there is a way to configure always encrypted columns using power shell? […]

Database backup and restore incase Always Encrypted feature is enabled

By adminPosted on July 9, 2022

Question : I would like to know that How SQL database backup and its restoration on other server will work […]

Is it possible to store Always Encrypted master key an on-premises key vault? [closed]

By adminPosted on June 21, 2022

Question : Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? […]

Domain Certificate Authority Generated Certificate and SQL Server – Keyset does not exist

By adminPosted on June 18, 2022

Question : I do not have much experience with certificates or certificate terminology, so I may be incorrect in how […]

Always Encrypted Certificate clarification

By adminPosted on March 26, 2022

Question : I have configured AE using SSMS on the database server installed with SQL Server 2016. The certificate created […]

Do signed certificates from public certificate authorities add any value for always encrypted?

By adminPosted on December 23, 2021

Question : If I create Always Encrypted columns in Microsoft SQL Server from the SSMS gui, it makes a self […]

Is it possible to bulk insert data into a table that has columns encrypted with Always Encrypted?

By adminPosted on November 9, 2021

Question : In SSMS we are attempting to bulk insert from a csv file into a table that has a […]

Why does setting my column as Always Encrypted change its collation from SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS to Latin1_General_BIN2?

By adminPosted on October 18, 2021

Question : I am encrypting a VARCHAR(50) NULL column as randomized. When doing this, the collation is changed from SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS […]

Is it possible to store Always Encrypted master key an on-premises key vault? [closed]

By adminPosted on October 7, 2021

Question : Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? […]

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