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On 27 Apr 2012 11:12, Stone, Joel wrote:
Any ideas what is incorrect ?
SET ENCRYPTION PASSWORD 'AAABBB'
create table jstone/fl2 (field1 char(20))
insert into fl2 (field1) values(Encrypt_RC2('TEST'))
select decrypt_char(field1) from fl2
Argument 01 of function DECRYPT_CHAR not valid.
what doesn't SQL like here??
The DECRYPT_CHAR argument-01 requires the CHAR to have been defined
as FOR BIT DATA.
Try the following variation. An extra modification has the date\type
attributes in a field, instead of as derived from a literal\constant as
assigned by the SQL:
set encryption password 'AAABBB'
create table fl2
( field1 char(20)
, field2 char(40 /*20+16+4*/) FOR BIT DATA
)
insert into fl2 (field1) values('TEST')
update fl2 set field2=Encrypt_RC2(field1)
select field1, decrypt_char(field2) as field2 from fl2
Regards, Chuck
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