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Re: Future Of DB2 Modernization

Encrypting an indexed field will radically alter its sequence. But if the
idea is just to properly order the rows, it seems like an OAR handler could
decipher the encrypted field and output the table to a temporary User Index
when the file is opened, so that all subsequent reads and chains might be
performed against the properly ordered User Index.



On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 10:17 AM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

IBM wants to get all of us using the SQL capabilities and the SQE engine
so this might be the perfect thing to do that.


I agree that's a presumption implied in the article. But it doesn't really
answer my question of what value SQL I/O added to FIELDPROC encryption. Was
it SQL I/O that solved the problem, or was it supplemental logic in OAR
that solved the problem?




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