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Mike

How would I prevent someone from dumping a SQL database with a hex dump
utility from seeing ASCII strings, like names and address? Is there some
means to have the database encrypt the data it stores?

Any feed back would be appreciated.
 
By default users can't get to the mdf files unless a system
administrator has gone in and granted permissions on the file share.
So if you haven't done anything stupid like that, you shouldn't need
to worry about it.

-- Mary
MCW Technologies
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