Re: SQL 2005 - Searching Encrypted SSN



Ron
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"Ron Brent" <RonBrent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

SQL 2005.
I would like to encrypt the SSN column (the PK).
Currently, I have an application that searches according to SSN (i.e. -
the
user types her SSN for verification, and then her details are retrieved
from
the SQL Server table).
So, the column that is encrypted is the only column that I can use to
search
according to, plus it should be the PK.

Is it possible to do it with the SQL 2005 encryption?
How do I solve the performance issue of searching (select *...) on an
encrypted column?

Many thanks,

Ron


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