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1. ENCRYPT Function
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1. ENCRYPT Function
>>>>>>> 9d19b1c8cb744c8e86d5c15b74d8b5f719ad62beThe ENCRYPT function in H2 database is used to encrypt a given value using the specified encryption algorithm and key.
2. Syntax
The syntax for the ENCRYPT function in H2 database is as follows:
ENCRYPT(value, algorithm, key)
Arguments
value
: The value to be encrypted. It can be a string or binary value.algorithm
: The encryption algorithm to be used. It should be a valid algorithm supported by H2 database.key
: The encryption key. It should be a string or binary value representing the encryption key.
Return
- The ENCRYPT function returns the encrypted value.
3. Notes
- The ENCRYPT function in H2 database supports various encryption algorithms such as AES, DES, and Blowfish. Please refer to the H2 database documentation for a complete list of supported algorithms.
- The encryption key should be a valid key for the chosen encryption algorithm. If an invalid key is provided, the ENCRYPT function may return an error or produce unexpected results.
- The encrypted value returned by the ENCRYPT function is binary data. You may need to convert it to a suitable format (e.g., Base64) if you plan to store or transmit it as a string.
4. Examples
Here are a few examples demonstrating the usage of the ENCRYPT function in H2 database:
Example 1 - Encrypting a string value using AES algorithm:
SELECT ENCRYPT('Hello, World!', 'AES', 'mysecretkey') AS encrypted_value;
Output:
encrypted_value
-------------------------
E2C8F9552391E1D4...
Example 2 - Encrypting a binary value using Blowfish algorithm:
SELECT ENCRYPT(X'0123456789ABCDEF', 'BLOWFISH', 'mykey') AS encrypted_value;
Output:
encrypted_value
-------------------------
1D3D5A9C...
5. Related Functions
There are no directly related functions to the ENCRYPT function in H2 database. However, you may find the following functions useful for working with encrypted data:
- decrypt - Decrypts an encrypted value using the specified algorithm and key.
- hash - Generates a hash value for a given input using various hashing algorithms.
- RANDOM_BYTES - Generates a specified number of random bytes. Useful for generating encryption keys.
Note: The availability and usage of these functions may vary in different databases.