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| | | | | This month's T-SQL Tuesday topic comes from Matthew McGiffen, who asks us to talk about encryption and protecting data in SQL Server. To read the full topic invite, click the T-SQL Tuesday logo to the right. For this month's invite, I thought I'd write about Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) and give a reminder about how... | |
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| | | | | When working with SQL Server, you are going to be using TempDB; that is a certainty. Using temporary tables, however, isn't a certainty. I'm taking it for granted that at one time or another you have used them but it's not something I can say forcertain. ...if you aren't using temporary tables AT ALL, please... | |
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| | | | | TDE is referred to as a "transparent" form of encryption. What that means is that the process of encrypting and decrypting data is fully performed in the background. The queries we write to access data are unchanged whether TDE is enabled or not. So, enabling TDE has no impact on application functionality, does not require ... Continue reading What is TDE (Transparent Data Encryption)? | |
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| | | Welcome to T-SQL Tuesday, the brainchild of Adam Machanic ( twitter ) and ward of Steve Jones ( blog | twitter ).T-SQL Tuesday is a monthly blogging party where a topic gets assigned and all wishing to enter write about the subject.This month we have Mikey Bronowski ( blog | twitter ) asking us about... | ||
