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Decrypting column-level encrypted data depends on the encryption method used and the encryption key management system. Generally, to decrypt data that has been column-level encrypted, you need access to the decryption key and use the appropriate decryption algorithm. Here, follow some general steps to decrypting column-level encrypted data: Write a query to find the encrypted …

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To enable column level encryption in SQL Server, you need to create a master key, certificate, and column encryption keys to protect specific columns containing sensitive data, and then update your application code to handle encryption and decryption accordingly. Column Level Encryption is a data security technique in which particular database columns that contain sensitive …

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To automatically drop delete a database using WindowsTask Scheduler, you can use the following steps: The following bat Script I have given below: Example : Step01: Open Task Scheduler Step02: Create a Schedule Task according to image Step03: Provide a Schedule Task Name on Name Field Section – Step04: Create Triggers for the specific task …

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Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) is a feature in SQL Server that encrypts the entire database (data and log files) at the storage level. TDE protects the database from media theft and ensures that data cannot be read or written to disk in an unencrypted format. TDE uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm with a …

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